Almost two years into the pandemic, we are still not getting the message out that air ventilation and filtration are key to making indoor spaces safe.
Vaccines (mandatory) are great. Masks (well, at least N95s) are great. But if indoor air is bad, we are not going to get rid of Covid-19.
Here’s how to bring down the tragic pandemic health numbers while keeping the economy going.
First, public health officials and elected leaders have to acknowledge that the virus is indeed airborne in aerosols, not droplets. Many studies show that as people moved indoors for the fall and gathered for holiday occasions, a spike was inevitable.
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