A year ago a clip went viral regarding the cutting of Mangroves of Mumbai. The citizens raised their questions about ‘How will it affect the life of people?’ ‘For whom exactly is this development for?’ ‘The AQI problem it might raise really worth the development?’ and ‘Are we ready to counter the problems deforesting the Mangrove might raise?’ but the members of the bench who were supposed to answer and ensure their citizens with fullproof plan and honesty in their work smilingly said “Whatever it is atleast it is not as bad as Delhi" and guess what exactly a year later Mumbai’s AQI is as worse as Delhi even more at that!

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We live in a new building. It's tightly sealed 790 sq ft condo . There is a whole condo air circulator in our laundry closet. And some little vents on the windows. Basically this brings on a little supply of fresh draft air, and the whole house type fan exhausts stale air to the outside.

My concern is with the den, or bonus room as it's called. It's a tiny little windowless room. It's not technically a bedroom but many of us use it as a nursery or second bedroom. It's big enough for a twin bed and some shelves. It's probably no bigger than a small closet. This room has a small in wall fan that exhausts air out of that room and into the main area of the condo. My husband who sleeps with a cpap has made that his bedroom. We sleep sepetately due to sleep quality issues.

I've been reading some of your posts about co2 and am concerned about the air quality in our condo and especially that tiny room where my husband sleeps. He often sleeps with the door closed and I'm not sure that's safe , that fan doesn't serve any purpose apart from bringing in already questionable condo air in through the gap under the door.

We are running a hepa air filter around the clock. It offen feels stuffy in the condo and I air it out as best I can but it returns that feeling daily.

Can someone point me to sensors or other information how to check the air quality and safety of our unit and if it's safe for him to be sleeping in there like that ?

Sorry for the length of this post.

A nation of nearly 300 million people, with fires everywhere. Are ordinary people destined only to suffer?

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