Holding our Breath
As a child, I could never hold my breath very long. I grew up in Baltimore with three brothers and a sister, and to say we were competitive would be an understatement.
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Size Matters
It's no surprise that high-end air purification systems are the best defense for fighting aerosol-based biological pathogens like the coronavirus.Read now -
The Power of Your Voice
Life, as we know it, around the world, changed forever in 2020. It's not unfair to say that life for us in the US has been changing steadily over the past four years.Read now -
Help at the White House
I know a good number of our customers are up to speed on the technology behind germicidal ultra-violet light, and the benefits of sterilizing indoor air to minimize the chances of airborne viruses being spread not just through the air but on surfaces.Read now -
The Politics of Clean Air
There has been a lot of debate, politicization, and division around global warming and extreme weather changes.Read now -
The Global Impact of California Wildfires
If you research poor air quality countries of the world, you’ll discover that 5 countries host the majority of the 50 top cities for air pollution, they include India, Bangladesh, China, Pakistan, and Mongolia.Read now -
Sleep better and Boost your Immune System
I am fortunate enough to be able to sleep on demand. This may be the result of spending half my adult life traveling around the globe for business.Read now -
The Race Continues
The Tour le France is not only the largest sporting event in the world but, in my opinion, the most grueling and challenging.Read now -
Lessons from the 1918 Influenza Pandemic
I've been curious about what changed after the last pandemic, the Spanish Flu of 1918. I remember in high school, not being a fan of history, and looked forward to college where I could elect to avoid the curriculum.Read now -
Does UVC Sterilize the COVID-19?
The debate continues over the effectiveness of UV light on Covid-19, so I’d like to start this blog with my frequent disclaimer in the forward to ensure readers don’t miss this point.Read now -
The Art and Science of Face Masking
While it’s possible to contract the coronavirus through contact and items we touch containing droplets of the virus, research is showing that the virus is most often spread through the air or airborne transmissions (the virus is suspended in the air as an aerosol in fine particles).Read now -
Reopening of Schools
Read nowI've had the honor of being a teacher several times since college at the high school and university levels.
