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I live in a highrise, and I keep an air quality monitor in my bedroom. It amazes me that the building sustains ~1000 ppm of CO2 internally. That seems really hi
by philip1209 4y ago
I live in a highrise, and I keep an air quality monitor in my bedroom. It amazes me that the building sustains ~1000 ppm of CO2 internally. That seems really high. But, it's not something that's easy to screen for before moving in- and it's not something the engineering seems to think is a problem.
- dabeeeenster 4y agoCouldnt you just take a portable co2 monitor with you? They are not that expensive?
- philwelch 4y agoThat’s not really high. 5000 ppm is the maximum safe level according to OSHA. The International Space Station and nuclear submarines routinely operate around 5000 ppm and there’s no sign of degraded performance among the crews, who routinely perform cognitively demanding tasks.