Honeywell BrandVoice: Better Air Quality: A Back-To-School Imperative

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Better Air Quality: A Back-To-School Imperative

can also inform if more extensive upgrades need to be performed, which can be done less invasively over the summer.

By combining government funding, on-the-ground knowledge of individual schools and districts, the influence of NGOs and educational associations, and the innovation of manufacturers, improved learning environments are within our grasp. The technology and capability exist; collective action at the community level must follow.

Many schools are answering the call, and some are going one step further: in adopting an even-more comprehensive approach. For example, Fairfax County, Virginia, public schools recently deployed new air quality management policies, emergency preparedness procedures, cleaning protocols and other changes toa WELL Health-Safety Rating—an evidence-based, third-party verified rating that ensures organizations are using best practices to support the safety and well-being of their people.

Too often, poor air quality in schools is as invisible to us as the air itself. But the past year has shined a much-needed spotlight on the problem. We should take this opportunity to invest in better air—and, in doing so, invest in the improved performance and well-being of students, teachers and communities.

Doug Wright is president and CEO of Honeywell Building Technologies, which is working to transform the way every building operates to help improve the quality of life.Doug Wright is president and CEO of Honeywell Building Technologies, which is working to transform the way every building operates to help improve the quality of life.

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