Mitigating Poor Air Quality in Schools Now Can Prevent a Shutdown Later

SOURCE: Facilities Management Advisor

In this insightful article, Dr. Serene Almomen, CEO of Attune, highlights the critical importance of addressing indoor air quality (IAQ) issues in schools to prevent potential shutdowns due to airborne illnesses. Dr. Almomen stresses the year-round risks posed by poor IAQ, compounded by environmental factors and the upcoming flu season. The article emphasizes the need for school systems to invest in preventative solutions, incorporating real-time monitoring systems into classrooms. Dr. Almomen advocates for leveraging technology, likening real-time IAQ monitors to "Fitbits for buildings," enabling schools to diagnose issues promptly and enhance ventilation performance. The article underscores the responsibility to create a higher standard of breathing conditions, especially for the next generation, by revolutionizing respiratory health through informed decision-making and technological advancements.

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