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18 Feb, 4 tweets, 1 min read
Today one of my kids took a CO2 meter to class. They said it was hard to see if windows were opened a crack or not, but here’s the chart: Image
The dip in the middle is when they left for a short break.
Also here’s the humidity chart, a gradual decline throughout the morning: Image
That’s 24 students and 1 teacher #COVIDCO2

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21 Feb
Exactly one year ago I was quite concerned about a new emerging virus. So I created a Facebook group to share practical fact-based info about it. This was one of the first posts on Feb 21, 2020: “This image below is the most important part of the daily WHO updates...” (1/n) Image
“...It’s the chart of number of international cases outside of China, and we’d like to see it start trending down. At first (on left), we see that almost all cases were from China (orange), then over time, the growth was from cruise ship cases (blue), and now it’s...” (2/n)
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(1/n) Given recent funding directed to the use of plexiglass barriers for fighting COVID-19, I thought a thread on what experts have said on the topic would be helpful...
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