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Air Quality Monitoring Launched At Denver Schools

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On November 8, 2019
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DENVER, CO — Denver health officials aim to reduce asthma rates among children with a $1 million air-quality monitoring program. The initiative has begun with a pilot program at 10 local schools. Sensors from the Love My Air program are tracking outdoor air quality on the schools’ campuses. Real-time results display on big-screen TVs at […]
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Global Portable Gas Detection Market: Key companies Profile, their market Share and other important parameters

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On November 6, 2019
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  • Portable Gas Detection
Portable gas detection are small handheld gas detectors which are used in settings where fixed gas detection is not a feasible option. It is available both in wearable and non-wearable forms. Portable gas detection equipment sends an alert by sensing dangerous gas leaks. It also raises an alarm by indicating gas hazards, thereby ensuring employee […]
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4th air quality monitoring station to be added in Orange County

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On November 4, 2019
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ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County officials announced a fourth air quality monitoring station will be added to the county. The Orange County Environmental Protection Division was awarded a grant to add the station to study air quality impacts from car traffic. Nitrogen dioxide is a typical pollutant emitted from gas-powered cars, according to EPA […]
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Solar-powered air quality monitor installed at Oregon Tech

  • Posted by TWPadmin
  • On October 18, 2019
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A fully solar-powered air monitoring station has been installed on the Oregon Institute of Technology’s (Oregon Tech) Klamath Falls campus, complementing the work currently being done by the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to monitor air quality in the Klamath Basin. The Oregon Tech Solar-Powered Air Quality Monitoring Station (SPAQMS) will monitor PM2.5 in […]
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