Ontario engineers and scientists now taking up the mantle and pushing for Ontario to recognize air transmission, to which the gov responds with the usual blathering response about "not through an air vent yet"
There are hundreds of articles
- measuring virus in air (hoof&mouth over many kms)
- breathing virus out
- finding it where spread by air
- tracer gas matching infections
- Amoy Gardens
- animal barns protected by air filtration - you cannot even get insurance without it
I could go on but why bother.
If any other professionals took this long to figure something out - say, engineers while buildings were collapsing - I think most people would agree it would be called gross negligence.
And hey another barn article for your enjoyment.
Let me be clear:
We filter PIG BARNS, but we haven't gotten around to telling businesses to ventilate (and financially assisting them) because some people do not want to bother doing a bit of thinking.
Therefore, people who do not have to die, will die.
Congratulations.
And hey, take it a step further.
Maybe some of the anger of those same businesses is that these people who are not doing the thinking are NOT ACTING WITH ANY SENSE OF URGENCY IN ALL THIS.
This is totally insane.
It's just been one naysaying after another since Feb.
IF EVEN ONE PERSON TELLS ME THE PIGS CAUGHT IT IN THE BREAK ROOM, I SWEAR--...
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I'm not sure I have the time to explain just how much information is out there so I am just going to post screenshots of articles dealing with airborne/aerosol spread until I get tired.
Lest there be any confusion at all, this is an excerpt from a 1980s article citing back to the 1930s/40s that measles was proven to be in the air. So no, this is not new. And in relation to coronaviruses, animal coronas were known to be in the air, and SARS and MERS suspected
And of course this needs to be reflected in HCW precautions, which still reflect droplet + N95 for aerosol-generating procedures only