Regulations in Michigan, for example, state that rooms should have ‘adequate ventilation’ and programs have to pass a radon test before licensing, but otherwise, no steps are taken to monitor the air quality in child cares
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Using @getawair air quality monitors for a class project. It has me thinking about children’s exposure during indoor versus outdoor time at child care and how that differs not just by geographic location, but by quality or type of program (home, head start, religious,etc)pic.twitter.com/xe1g2P9Kly
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Great program locally is
@BostonBopn Will be interesting to see if this model gets traction. My son attends and loves it!Hvala. Twitter će to iskoristiti za poboljšanje vaše vremenske crte. PoništiPoništi
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I think this is such a big issue that we need to start thinking more about. Especially because kids breathe more air than us & lungs are still developing. So hard to address what you don't "see" when it comes to IAQ.
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