2) this is incredibly necessary given what we know of airborne transmission. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-54599593 …
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WOW! Epic move—Germany is investing $488 million (€500m) in improving ventilation systems in schools & public buildings to help stop the spread of #COVID19. Merkel’s govt is awarding grants of up to €100,000 each to upgrade air systems to stop transmission! US needs that too!https://twitter.com/AliNouriPhD/status/1319702882820739074 …
SARS-CoV-2 stays airborne & accumulates indoors, so
German government is betting on ventilation.
Help to schools for air purifiers;
Grants to improve ventilation systems in buildings;
Deploy CO2 sensors to tell how stale the air in a room is.
https://bbc.in/2FSCVyb pic.twitter.com/nF1M3MMAfX
German government is betting on ventilation.
Help to schools for air purifiers;
Grants to improve ventilation systems in buildings;
Deploy CO2 sensors to tell how stale the air in a room is.
https://bbc.in/2FSCVyb pic.twitter.com/nF1M3MMAfX
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3) ventilation is key. Japan assumed it was airborne from the very beginning. Hence their mask culture and their focus on air refresh and stale air clearance.
#COVID19pic.twitter.com/ZiOdMG2GPs
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#COVID19 pandemic proves that having a leader who values science is incredibly important for a country. Merkel is making huge investment on indoor air quality for a reason.https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/sep/30/germans-embrace-fresh-air-to-ward-off-coronavirus …Show this thread
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The only reason I am laughing is because there is no way any republicans will vote to do anything that makes sense like this. -
This is exactly what Joe was talking about last night in the debates.
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Nice thing about an investment like this is it has benefits beyond the current pandemic. It's no secret the majority of buildings have stale indoor air full of all sorts of VOCs etc.
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Job maker as well
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