TheRealBill

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   by TheRealBill 7y ago

   Talk to remote people. ;) We get tired after/during the meetings, too, and we often have better air quality than those cramped meeting rooms.
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   by TheRealBill 7y ago

   Well the people who make a living projecting high CO2 levels would be surprised, since that is about 50% higher than their recent highest projections. Some older predictions had the levels in 2100 up to 800ppm, but the IPCC has been revisin
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   by TheRealBill 7y ago

   They use of a different mechanism to power it by delay. They use a second CO2 fixation pathway known as Crassulacean Acid Metabolism (CAM). Basically they "store" the energy by day, then open up at night and to their thing. Only 5
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   by TheRealBill 7y ago

   You need about 1 sansiveria per hundred square feet or so. NASA has spent quite a bit investigating the efficiency and effectiveness of a wide array of plants for CO2 -> exchange. In an office you'll want plants such as bamboo palm,
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   by TheRealBill 7y ago

   Or get yourself some sansevieria trifasciata plants. Depending on the size of your bedroom, 3-4 should so it (about 1 per 100 square feet of room). They'll convert CO2 to O2 all night - and clean the air a bit as well. They are also ea