Unseen 2019: Living in a carbon dioxide bubble
5 years ago

Unseen 2019: Living in a carbon dioxide bubble

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It’s a cold December morning and students of the Ardee School in Delhi’s New Friends Colony area are rushing indoors. In its latest standards, Ishrae—the American Society’s India affiliate—lists the threshold values for indoor CO2 levels at “ambient + 350 ppm”. An air quality monitor on the teacher’s desk shows CO2 levels are “good”. “There’s value in having a healthy working environment and some companies do realize that there’s an RoI on having clean air systems.” By the time our conversation ends, the CO2 levels in the room have come down from 1,800 ppm to 1,270 ppm, thanks to the open door. The tests, based on existing data, looked for three of the most “harmful” indoor air pollutants: PM 2.5, total volatile organic compounds and CO2.

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