TRU’s sustainability office has received a donation of air purifiers and filters valued over $10,000 to donate to at-risk groups impacted by wildfire smoke. “HEPA filtration is the best way to keep indoor air quality within safe levels,” says Dr. Michael Mehta, professor of environmental studies. “It is quiet, efficient, cost-effective, and has proven health protecting benefits.” Read more
Castanet | TRU Sustainability to distribute air purifiers to community to deal with wildfire smoke
September 26, 2023
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