Join us for our webinar on December 4th at 4pm PST where the AirGuardian team will provide an in-depth presentation on the videos and resources in the modules, followed by a Q&A! All interested educators, youth coordinators, and others are welcome.
Best for Grades: Middle School (6-8) High School (9-12)
Includes:
Education Video Modules, Step-by-Step DIY Videos for LEGO Build
Indoor PM2.5 from outside air causes 40-60% of PM2.5-related deaths in the U.S.
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Indoor PM concentrations are 2x higher in social housing
Most discussions on air pollution focus on outdoor air quality, but outdoor pollutants also impact indoor air.
A significant portion of PM2.5-related health impacts are due to indoor exposure to outdoor particulate matter.
Indoor PM concentrations were found to be significantly higher in social (subsidized) housing compared to single-family homes.
90%
We spend about 90% of our time indoors.
Most discussions on air pollution focus on outdoor air quality, but outdoor pollutants also impact indoor air.
40-60%
Indoor PM2.5 from outside air causes 40-60% of PM2.5-related deaths in the U.S.
A significant portion of PM2.5-related health impacts are due to indoor exposure to outdoor particulate matter.
2X
Indoor PM concentrations are 2x higher in social housing
Indoor PM concentrations were found to be significantly higher in social (subsidized) housing compared to single-family homes.
Source: Health Risks of Indoor Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation Solutions. (National Academies Press, Washington, D.C., 2024). doi:10.17226/27341.
Low-cost air sensors can fill critical data gaps in communities most affected by air pollution and its negative health effects. These air sensors have mostly been deployed in outdoor areas, but measuring indoor air quality is just as important — that’s where we spend most of our time!
Check out our low-cost air sensor education module here: