Education, Skills and Learning

How clean air in schools improves children's health and learning ability

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As children return to the classroom we must prioritize clean air. Image: Unsplash.

Russ Carnahan
Senior Policy Advisor, Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, LLP
Rasha Hasaneen
Vice President, Innovation and Director, Center for Healthy & Efficient Spaces, Trane Technologies
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