CO₂ and health: Headaches, fatigue and inattention

When we talk about indoor climate and health, CO₂ is one of the central issues that plays a crucial role. According to the Danish Health Authority, climate change affects our health in many different ways. It is therefore important to understand how CO₂ and health are related, and what consequences it can have for our well-being.

How does CO₂ affect our health?

According to a national mapping of the impact of climate change on public health from the University of Southern Denmark , research shows that high levels of CO₂ in the indoor climate can lead to a number of health problems. This can include symptoms such as headaches, fatigue and inattention. Air pollution is also an important factor, and a green transition is needed in our cities to ensure a healthy environment.

What do the reports say about CO₂ and health?

A status report on climate, environment and health in Denmark from Statistics Denmark points out that air pollution, including CO₂, has a direct impact on our health. It is therefore crucial to address these issues and work towards creating a healthier and more sustainable society.

What can we do to improve the indoor climate?

It is important to be aware of the air quality and CO₂ levels in our indoor environment. By investing in technological solutions, such as those offered by ÅBN with their sensors and dashboards, you can actively monitor and improve the indoor environment. This is particularly relevant for schools, offices and institutions where many people are present daily.

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At ÅBN we work to create technological solutions that make indoor climate understandable and manageable. Our mission is to create healthier and more sustainable environments for everyone. Contact us for more information on how we can help improve your indoor climate and ensure better health for you and your surroundings.