Ventilation for industrial settings during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Jonathan Hale, MPA

On today’s episode of IAQradio, Jonathan Hale, MPH discussed a new ASHRAE paper called Ventilation for Industrial Settings during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

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- By Shawn Cohen, Director of Digital Strategy

Over the last six months, we’ve talked at length about how the Coronavirus pandemic has impacted businesses in the better building and clean energy industries. We’ve explored how consumer search and purc

This week the Z-man is on vacation and the Restoration Global Watchdog worked the show with Radio Joe. Here is a Watchdog recap of today’s show…

This week we welcome back Brad Prezant to IAQradio+. It’s been 8 years since we had Brad on the show he

Healthy Homes

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- by Cory Allyn, Content Writer

Ventilation isn’t the magic bullet that’s going to solve the COVID-19 pandemic and instantly make any indoor space healthy and safe for its occupants. But it’s increasingly being talked about as an important factor in r

- by Cory Allyn, Content Writer

[In the first part of our series on ventilation, Energy Circle took a look at Google Trends and paid search data to better understand how public perception around indoor air quality terms and services has changed durin

- By Shawn Cohen, Director of Digital Strategy

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- By Cory Allyn, Content Writer

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Panel members: 

Jonathan Ballew (moderator) Energy Programs Director, Rocky Mountain Development Council (CAA)

Amanda Hatherly Director, Center of Excellence, New Mexico EnergySmart Academy at Santa Fe Community College

Nicole Peoples, utility programs

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- By Shawn Cohen, Director of Digital Strategy

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