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Mapping the Invisible: Indoor-CO2 Atlas Launches Powerful Global Analytical Tools
In the realm of public health and building science, few metrics are as telling, yet traditionally invisible, as indoor carbon dioxide levels. High CO2 levels inside non-residential buildings like classrooms, cafes, offices, and public transit aren’t just a recipe for drowsiness; they serve as a primary proxy for poor ventilation and an increased risk of airborne pathogen transmission. For years, the…