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The built environment has long been viewed as a means to control the spread of pandemics, and it is now once more necessary for us to reimagine the way in which we occupy spaces in order to mitigate the spread of the COVID-19.
Research has shown that humidity has a particularly important role to play in COVID-19, understanding how the virus is spread will play a huge role in determining mitigation strategies.
Over the last two months, anthropogenic behaviour has significantly slowed down due to a worldwide lockdown. As we remain inside, the natural world continues to move on and many environmental benefits have been seen. This includes; improvements to air quality and visibility, clearer waters in Venice and liberated wildlife. However, one particular outcome has caught … Read more
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This excerpt is taken from Prime Resi – Journal of Luxury Property Ekkist founder Olga Turner Baker has launched a new venture, teaming up with Metrikus to create AirRated, which provides property developers and owners with a “global benchmark for Indoor Air Quality”. A new “global benchmark for Indoor Air Quality” has launched today, offering official … Read more
There is a high pollution event sweeping across the UK this weekend, where Southern England and Wales will most likely see the highest levels. This is the result of weather systems blowing high levels of pollutants across from Europe and the low winds over the UK being unable to disperse them. The sources of the … Read more