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Joe Vipond@jvipondmd.bsky.social |
"With investments in indoor air quality we can control every airborne disease. Imagine telling parents with school-aged children who are constantly sick that just changing the building code will make their kids far healthier."
edmontonjournal.com/opinion/colu...
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Lee Brontide
@leebrontide.bsky.social
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I wouldn't mind it making me healthier, while we're at it. This kid brings home everything.
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Liz 🧡 🇺🇦🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🇵🇸
@circaliz.bsky.social
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Why aren't we doing this?
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Laura Riccomi
@broccoli2000.bsky.social
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Imagine telling Victorian parents that their children could survive childhood if the water was kept clean?
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Dan Lansdowne
@danlansdowne.bsky.social
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Pretty impressive that a Postmedia paper ran that.
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Jen 🇸🇩🇵🇸
@harlickjen.bsky.social
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The question remains...who stands to make more money...status quo bad air capitalism or upgrade ventilation good air capitalism? Anyone run the numbers because seems like they would have already changed things if it were good for business. Maybe people getting sick is the business plan.
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Brian Dilkes
@briandilkes.bsky.social
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Whatever you do don’t tell business owners they could gain extra labor. They might start building it into workspaces. ;)
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