Fortunately, university boards across the country have had the same concerns, and they have taken a few measures to improve the air quality in multiple of their universitys.
Working from home has become the current normal for many people. For me, the experience has been great because it has created more balance in our life. However, for some parents, the ordeal became a immense nightmare. My buddy Jessica struggled a lot because she was juggling her full-time task while simultaneously homeuniversitying her multiple young children. That is no easy task to conquer, and I can understand the challenges that she faced. So, when the kids were able to return to university, Jessica did not hesitate to send them back instantaneously. However, she was anxious about the air quality in her children’s universitys, and she wanted to make sure that the air that they were breathing was free from viruses and pollutants. Having common ventilation in universitys is essential for the safety of children, and the pandemic has brought this issue to the table. It is a sufficient concern, and it should be given the utmost consideration. Fortunately, university boards across the country have had the same concerns, and they have taken a few measures to improve the air quality in multiple of their universitys. Some university boards have approved the use of COVID relief funds to replace their Heating as well as A/C systems, and universitys that had no Heating as well as A/C systems are currently installing them. These multi-million-dollar projects will guarantee that the air quality inside university buildings is clean, and they will help to prevent the spread of viruses. The Heating as well as A/C replaces should provide parents some peace of mind knowing that their children are breathing scrub air when they are at university.