Kitty’s communication and marketing experiences include helping higher-education research initiatives and non-profit clients grow their visibility and impact. She is an instructor of Applied Science Communication courses at Cornell University and Shoals Marine Laboratory. Kitty holds an M.S. in Communications from Syracuse University, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, and a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Humboldt State University.
Heat waves are becoming more common in many parts of the United States. A heat wave is defined by NOAA as ‘a period of unusually hot weather that typically lasts two or more days’. To be considered a heat wave, these high temperatures would have to be outside the historical averages of a given area.
There are many types of air purifiers on the market. Which one should you buy? We’ll help you decide the best products for improving indoor air quality at home.
We've put together a list of healthy home gifts for everyone on your shopping list! These are highly-rated items for your family and friends to both monitor and improve home air quality. Get inspired by this healthy home gift-givers guide for your friends and family this season.
We've put together a list of home safety and natural disaster preparedness gifts for friends and family moving to a new place. These emergency preparedness gift ideas give you peace of mind knowing your loved ones have the essentials they might need in an emergency situation.
Radon is a naturally occurring invisible gas that can cause lung cancer. A lot of people think radon is only a problem in older, single-family homes, but radon can affect everything from small houses to public housing projects. Learn how to test levels, monitor and reduce indoor radon.
Indoor air quality is important for a healthy home. Even the most expensive homes may have issues. Homes that are well sealed for energy-efficiency, for example, may trap unhealthy air. Even common appliances, such as gas stoves, can lead to poor-quality indoor air.