Reducing indoor ozone exposure: outdoor-driven, mostly avoidance
Indoor ozone comes mostly from outdoor infiltration on bad-air days. The playbook is window timing, building-envelope sealing, and avoidance of ozone-emitting devices.
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Indoor ozone comes mostly from outdoor infiltration on bad-air days. The playbook is window timing, building-envelope sealing, and avoidance of ozone-emitting devices.
SO₂ is almost entirely outdoor-driven from coal combustion, port shipping, oil refining, and volcanic emissions. The playbook overlaps PM2.5 plus SO₂ specifics.
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