Ask the Experts: CO2 Monitors for Assessing Covid-19 Risk

March 3, 2022

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Q. Though Omicron cases are at lower levels than they were at the peak in January, I’m still wary of eating inside restaurants or gathering in other enclosed spaces. Can a portable carbon dioxide (CO2) monitor help assure me that the space is adequately ventilated and thus relatively safe from Covid-19? It can be another […]
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