Slowly but surely. Hygienic infrastructure en route:
“Bars in Belgium could be among the healthiest places to have a drink…a new law…requiring public venues to meet air-quality targets and display real-time…[CO2] concentrations—a proxy for…clean air”
nature.com/articles/d4158…
“Bars in Belgium could be among the healthiest places to have a drink…a new law…requiring public venues to meet air-quality targets and display real-time…[CO2] concentrations—a proxy for…clean air”
nature.com/articles/d4158…
“Consumers in Belgium will get even more information in 2025, when gyms, restaurants and indoor workspaces must all show air-quality ratings given through a certification system. In…a future pandemic, Belgium’s rating system could determine whether or not a venue is closed.”
The reality is that cleaning indoor air is simply good economics. Always has been, always will be. 
Scaling hygienic infrastructure is how we end the pandemic AND make the most lasting, positive change from it.
https://twitter.com/RadCentrism/status/1477761128641953793
(And we did this in 1918--globally)
https://twitter.com/RadCentrism/status/1548771608646496256
The "open-air school" movement was well-established by 1918, given prior TB reduction protocols.
books.google.com/books/about/Op…
books.google.com/books/about/Op…
The country's most expensive private schools (such as where the kids of tech CEOs attend) already scaled hygienic infrastructure and are effectively #DavosSafe
menloschool.org/live/files/338…
menloschool.org/live/files/338…
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