CO₂ Levels Reveal COVID‑19 Airborne Risk

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Great to see this news piece in Science Daily discussing how carbon dioxide (CO2) levels reflect the risk of catching covid in an indoor setting.

As part of our #SafeAir4All campaign we are asking people to take photos of CO2 monitor readings in healthcare settings to #MakeInvisibleRiskVisible.

Read the piece by clicking here.

Find out more about our #SafeAir4All campaign by clicking this link.

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