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RE the carbon dioxide “sleepy” phenomenon. This isn’t an inherently bad concept. Feeling sleepy isn’t necessarily an indicator of declining or ill health. Study needs to consider long term bodily efficiency in varying CO2 to O2 (and nitrogen) ratios. See results in Breath by James Nestor. Demonizing CO2 isn’t the wisest way to approach green building construction in the modern context.
— Apr 22, 2023 12:54PM
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Grace
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“With knowledge of weather patterns and how long the chemicals and particles stay in the air, we can even track impact across state lines (and national borders)”
Good time to remember that climate change makes weather patterns shift. Ineffective risk assessment strategy bc it relies too heavily on historical data without accounting for anticipated change or more recent weather and climate trends.
— May 04, 2023 11:16AM
Good time to remember that climate change makes weather patterns shift. Ineffective risk assessment strategy bc it relies too heavily on historical data without accounting for anticipated change or more recent weather and climate trends.
Grace
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Oh. Oh. The chapter on the chemical experiment. O h. All my years of research, written right there. So clean, so simple. I- mon cœur. C’est incroyable. Holy WOW.
— Apr 23, 2023 09:03PM
Grace
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Grouping limonene with these other VOCs is a CRIME. Does it act like a VOC? Okay, yea, but it’s a *bio*compound. It’s DIFFERENT. Need a more effective prioritization chart detailing the ubiquity and corresponding effects of each VOC.
— Apr 05, 2023 12:48PM
