The latest thinking on indoor air quality, building health, and AtmosAir innovations.
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Tony Abate is the vice president and chief technical officer at AtmosAir Solutions, based out of Connecticut. According to him, it is especially important for people with respiratory problems to have their HVAC systems serviced at least twice a year to maintain good indoor air quality. “An HVAC (heating and air conditioning) system not properly […]
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Asheville-Marion-Brevard, N.C. Ranked 186 worst for annual particle pollution out of 200 metropolitan areas. Total population: 550,223 Bangor, Maine Ranked 196 worst for annual particle pollution out of 200 metropolitan areas. Total population: 152,765 Greenville-Kinston-Washington, N.C. Ranked 181 worst for annual particle pollution out of 200 metropolitan areas. Total population: 271,343 Urban Honolulu Ranked 199 […]
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Hot, dry summers and autumns—and forest fires—seem to go together. In fact, there are “fire seasons” in many parts of the world. This shows that no matter where people live, they need to know how to protect themselves from wildfire smoke. In the US’s arid western lands, for instance, wildfires have been common occurrences for […]
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The Vikings and Titans will meet in the second preseason game of 2023 for both teams at 7 p.m. (CT) Saturday. It will be the first exhibition meeting — and second overall game — between the teams at U.S. Bank Stadium. The 2020 regular-season contest, however, was held without fans. Tennessee last visited Minnesota in […]
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With this summer’s oppressive heat and torrential rains and with many HVAC systems turned off or raised higher in June, July and August, Fairfield and Westchester school buildings face more indoor air quality issues, including mold and airborne contamination, than in the past, said Anthony Abate, vice president and chief technology officer (CTO) of AtmosAir […]
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With the start of a new school year, the health & wellness of students, teachers, and school district employees has become—more than ever—a top priority and concern. Faced with this summer’s oppressive heat and torrential rains, and with many HVAC systems turned off or raised higher for June, July, and August, school buildings face more […]
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In many parts of the U.S., summer is the perfect time to take advantage of hot temperatures and enjoy the outdoors. But with the heat comes more sustained air conditioning usage and higher energy bills for many households. While this isn’t exactly unusual, it can still put a damper on your summer plans and lead to financial […]
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In the market for a new air conditioner? Energy efficiency might not be at the top of your must-have list. But an energy-efficient AC unit can reduce your energy bill while requiring fewer repairs and ultimately boasting a longer life span. And since classic AC units put harmful chemicals into the environment, you’re fighting climate […]
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In late 2022, near the end of the Covid public health emergency, the White House contacted the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), seeking guidance as to how to better ventilate buildings to help prevent the airborne spread of infectious illness. The Covid pandemic had shown that those who owned or managed […]
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In late 2022 near the end of the Covid public health emergency, the White House contacted ASHRAE (The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers) seeking guidance as to how to better ventilate buildings to help prevent the airborne spread of infectious illness. The Covid pandemic showed that those who owned or managed buildings […]
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Often on the smaller side, apartments should be easier to keep cool than a whole house but, in reality, they are actually more prone to heat retention – making them hotter and less manageable in the summer months, especially in a heatwave. While most modern apartments have air conditioning installed to help cool down a room, […]
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, the air treatment systems market experienced unprecedented growth that’s expected to continue with consumer and commercial demand for air purifiers. That’s why architects and building designers are incorporating bi-polar ionization technology into new and existing building plans—both commercial and residential. BPI tubes, added to existing or new building HVAC systems, neutralize […]
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