INDOOR AIR QUALITY→CLIMATE CHANGE

The impacts of climate change are already being felt. And we had to uh, massive heat waves and floods and hurricanes and wildfires over the summer. Uh, Lots of areas of the country were impacted by those things. And so we're already feeling. Those, , impacts. And there, they have human safety as well as property damage issues. 
 They also are impacting human health with everything from wildfire smoke to uh, mold and mildew and structures that have been flooded or. Inundated with hurricanes. Uh, So as we think to, , uh, seek solutions to increase resilience and support health and wellness now in the face of these uh, you know, current hazard events that we're facing uh, we can, , be implementing solutions that, that are also reducing carbon emissions. 


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The impacts of climate change are already being felt. And we had to uh, massive heat waves and floods and hurricanes and wildfires over the summer. Lots of areas of the country were impacted by those things. And so we're already feeling. They have human safety as well as property damage issues. 


https://www.solvecast.com/articles/detai...

So it's been a passion of mine to drive down those energy energy usage and the carbon emissions associated with that. So I'm passionate about finding solutions that address both. It is true that doing strategy strategies like increasing outside air ventilation, especially in extreme climates where you have very cold temperatures or hot and a particularly hot and humid can have energy, significant energy impacts within the building. 


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