New Jersey S1220 mandates the Department of Health to study indoor air quality in public schools, identify common contaminants, and create mitigation.
New Jersey S1220 requires the Department of Health to conduct a study on indoor air quality in public schools, focusing on a representative sample of schools across the state. The study will identify levels of various indoor air contaminants and compile a list of the most common ones. The Department of Health will then develop guidance documents for schools to reduce or mitigate these contaminants. These documents will be shared with the Department of Education and made publicly accessible online. The bill aims to improve air quality in public schools to protect students and staff.
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