How bad is this January? Even making a resolution we know we’ll break feels like too much effort.
There are many ways to measure terribleness: the thousand-plus Boston Public Schools staffers out on Tuesday; the staggering COVID case counts; the virus-ridden wastewater. But perhaps no statistic can be as telling as the change in the way we have started communicating: If December was the month that friends reached out with warm holiday wishes […]
Petaluma City Council members seek information, share concerns ahead of General Plan update
Calls for updates to an existing conditions report at the heart of looming General Plan changes were at the center of the Petaluma City Council’s first meeting of 2022, as officials continued shaping their vision for future policy framework and land use options in Sonoma County’s second largest city. Revolving around a host of factors, […]
Wyoming’s COVID-19 Death Toll Rises by 46, Majority Unvaccinated
The Wyoming Department of Health on Tuesday reported 46 more coronavirus-related deaths, bringing the state’s death toll to 1,572. The recently confirmed deaths involved the following individuals: An adult Albany County woman died in December. She was hospitalized in another state and had health conditions known to put people at higher risk of severe illness. […]
Recommended HVAC Preventive Maintenance to Help Prepare As Winter Arrives
While Northern California’s climate is largely temperate, it’s still important to maintain a home’s HVAC system regularly. Some people believe that AC maintenance is a summer-only job, but it’s equally essential during the winter. Here, one will learn the benefits of pre-winter Heating Repair. Preventing Winter Damage Winter, even a mild one, comes with cold […]
Pandemic Practices: What to Keep or Purge
Around this time every year (well, most years), I dedicate myself to purging stuff I no longer use, wear, or need. My general motto is, for every gift I receive for the holidays or otherwise, something I already have needs to go—ideally in the recycling or donation bin. The goal is to at least maintain […]
AHR Ready to Welcome Back HVAC Industry After Year Off | 2022-01-04
AHR Ready to Welcome Back HVAC Industry After Year Off | 2022-01-04 | ACHR News This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing […]
OneLife in Production for the World’s Most Efficient Air Purifier: OneLife X
The pandemic brought more attention to the need for clean air, but health-threatening pollutants, irritants and particles were already a serious problem before COVID-19. Viruses and bacteria are an issue, but so are rising pollution levels in cities, overall poor indoor air quality and the effects of climate change. All of these factors made the […]
Clear That Snow Around That Garbage Container
Yakima City officials are hoping you’ll give some help to the people collecting your garbage. Create some space free of snow around your container Yakima’s Refuse Division is continuing work in the city despite the heavy snow so there asking that you provide some clear space around your garbage container so the equipment can dump […]
County Health Officials Investigating Tuberculosis Exposure at Sycuan Casino
Slot machines at Sycuan Casino. Courtesy of the casino The San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency was continuing Tuesday to investigate a person at Sycuan Casino who was recently diagnosed with tuberculosis and may have exposed patrons and employees. According to the HHSA, the dates of exposure were from April 1 to Dec. […]
Modular offices for improved health and wellbeing
© Ying Feng Johansson A webinar hosted by the Building Engineering Services Association (BESA) heard that the pace of change in workplaces over the next decade would be ‘astounding’, as office buildings that fail to comply with health and wellbeing regulations will become redundant ‘Reducing carbon emissions and improving user experience’ Frances Brown, senior associate […]