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Finding F-1542

“For example, after the first reopening, we observed a significant decrease of 29.1% in average indoor CO2 levels in NV classrooms, and 15.2% (29.1–13.9%) in MV classrooms.”

Eichholtz The effect of post-COVID-19 ventilation measures on indoor air quality in primary schools… (2024). PNAS nexus. Page 3. CKB 5771

Structure

Factor
Carbon dioxide (CO₂)
Intervention
Natural ventilation
Setting
classroom
Study design
measurement study of school classrooms before the pandemic and after the two reopenings: carbon dioxide and fine particles logged in naturally and in mechanically ventilated classrooms and compared across the periods (class 4)
Effect
difference 29.1
Caveat
the reopening changed occupancy and window use at once

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