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Choosing An Air Purifier In A Chemical Disaster
Over recent weeks, the country has been ravaged by chemical incidents and disasters. Whether it’s train derailments, factory explosions or emissions, safety from chemicals should be at the forefront of the national conversation. As these events unfold, it’s more important...
Seven Smells at Work Making You Sick
Most of us spend one third of our day at the office. But did you know there are smells in the office that are making you sick? You know that “office smell” – the smell of printer paper and coffee....
How to Manage Melting Snow (And Possible Mold)
Spring is on the horizon. And while most of us are excited for warmer weather, longer days, shorter nights and the riddance of snow, melting snow can be a catalyst for mold growth. If you live in an area that...
Four Ways to Get A Clean Classroom – Without Bleach!
When we think of cleaning our classrooms, we typically think of harsh cleaners and bleach. But these can be harmful for our health. Here’s four ways to get a clean classroom, without harsh cleaners or bleach. 1.)Make sure the air...
February is National Cancer Prevention Month
According to the American Cancer Society, a total of 1.9 million new cancer cases and 609,820 deaths from cancer are expected in 2023. (1) Research shows that more than 40% of all cancers diagnosed and nearly half of all cancer...
New Jersey Schools Can Apply For $350 Million In State Grants for Building and Repairs
New Jersey schools are now eligible to apply for a grant to address critical operational building needs – which includes the purchase of air purifiers to improve indoor air quality for students, staff, and teachers. While the state is now...
Austin And Steelers Cornerback Give Important “Clean Air” Message to Elementary School And It Aligns Perfectly with Their Curriculum! Clean air and respiratory health have been popular topics of conversation the last few years. Especially when it comes to the...
Tough Covid Restrictions Are Back in Schools
Hundreds of thousands of students nationwide are now subject to more stringent Covid restrictions as the U.S. struggles to stop the spread of COVID-19. Face coverings must now be worn inside buildings “at all times” in Massachusetts and Michigan elementary...
Federal Agency Could Ban Gas Stoves Due to Toxic Gas
The United States Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is considering a ban on gas stoves due to the high levels of hazardous indoor air pollutants they produce. Gas stoves are still a common household appliance used for cooking. However, gas...