Texas Schools Utilizing Grants to Improve Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) to Protect Students, Faculty and Staff Through BOX Pure Air
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Wednesday, March 30, 2022
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BPA has designed pre-packaged bundles specifically to improve indoor air quality in all areas within our nation's schools from the smallest classroom and offices to large auditoriums and cafeterias.
Key Points:
- BPA has designed pre-packaged bundles specifically to improve indoor air quality in all areas within our nation's schools from the smallest classroom and offices to large auditoriums and cafeterias.
- "Addressing Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) in schools is essential and a top priority as we spend over 90% of our time indoors and indoor air is dirty and unhealthy" according to Ran Johnson, Senior VP of Sales, BOX Pure Air.
- "In the past few days the EPA has issued the 'Clean Air in Buildings Challenge' which is designed to help building owners and operators improve indoor air quality that protects public health.
- Earlier this month (March 2022) the EPA released new guidelines for indoor air quality (IAQ) for buildings and building owners.