Just added three more interesting empirical measures:pic.twitter.com/LyJFYQsiqx
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In the interests of completeness, two other relevant papers are Bishop et al 2018 (https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/615f/6b7cf7e9ce6e14b1eb4f2c71fbcc271b8d13.pdf …) and Chen 2018 (http://ftp.iza.org/dp11921.pdf )
Thanks! I'll look at adding them.
Is this all because of CO2? Or do other pollutants also have an effect?
Small particulate matter ("PM2.5") appears to be the main culprit.
An interesting tension: to lower CO2, it's easiest to open the windows. To lower PM2.5, it's easiest to close the windows, and filter your inside air. I presume a solution is to have a proper (but likely very expensive?) inlet system that keeps CO2 down & filters PM2.5.
Plants can lower CO2 and (some) airborne pollution too:https://www.abc.net.au/news/health/2016-03-09/how-houseplants-can-help-reduce-indoor-pollution/7230094 …
Fairly comprehensive review of the cognitive effects of air pollution here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2319417018300805 …pic.twitter.com/sUkq2OCtnz
Did you know about the relationship of air pollution and #dementia?https://twitter.com/datamapio/status/1195698694303240193?s=20 …
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