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- Air quality in schools affects student performance.
- Improved air quality results in fewer sick days for students and teachers, especially those suffering from asthma or other respiratory problems.
- Better air lowers health risks by 40%.
- Schools specifically designed to be healthy and productive, including superior air quality, have enhanced learning and improved academic results.
- Investment in indoor air quality will offset the costs associated with sick leave.
- Elevated levels of carbon dioxide can increase short term absences by 50%.
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