![“[COIVD-19] is different from all the other pollutants, in that infected building occupants are the source of pollution, and the virus-containing droplets are much smaller than most pollutants, requiring better filters and more dilution. If ventilation is upgraded to address the virus, it will address other pollutants as well.” - Fran Gilmore, MS, Industrial Hygiene, CIH, The Peoples CDC | Ventilation for Coronavirus in Schools](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:5h27l26u4z4d6hgsz7rlktfh/bafkreiel7uuf7zem7ef5ayaxij5jbppz36aq7upbtxl2huy7mgbygpwfem)
“[COIVD-19] is different from all the other pollutants, in that infected building occupants are the source of pollution, and the virus-containing droplets are much smaller than most pollutants, requiring better filters and more dilution. If ventilation is upgraded to address the virus, it will address other pollutants as well.” - Fran Gilmore, MS, Industrial Hygiene, CIH, The Peoples CDC | Ventilation for Coronavirus in Schools
Improving ventilation is a key step in stopping the spread of COVID-19 and other harmful pollutants.
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