Managing Air Quality Amidst Climate Change

SOURCE: Facility Executive

In this article, our CEO, Dr. Serene Almomen, discusses the critical importance of effective Outdoor Air Quality (OAQ) monitoring as we approach spring and summer. Highlighting the impact of high heat and pollutants on local air quality, Dr. Almomen emphasizes the need for building owners and operators to monitor OAQ accurately. The current Air Quality Index (AQI) system's limitations are explored, and the article advocates for real-time, localized data to address indoor air quality effectively. Dr. Almomen underscores the health risks associated with air pollution and the insufficient coverage of AQI systems, urging the adoption of OAQ monitoring systems for personalized decision-making and promoting a healthy indoor environment. The piece concludes by emphasizing the proactive role buildings must take, including investing in real-time monitoring solutions to ensure safe air quality as climate change impacts pollution indoors.

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