Plasma Air Indoor Air Quality On Buses

While efforts to reduce pollution from bus emissions have been ongoing, the quality of indoor air inside buses often goes unnoticed. A study conducted by the U.S. Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) and the Coalition for Clean Air reveals that children riding a diesel school bus, which comprises 95% of all school buses in America, may be exposed to up to four times more toxic diesel exhaust than individuals standing or traveling beside the bus.

Known for its success in purifying the air in buildings, schools, and homes, Plasma Air’s technology is equally effective in mobile environments. By combining its soft ionization technology with ventilation and filters, Plasma Air offers a safe, comprehensive, and cost-efficient solution to improve indoor air quality as part of a multi-layered approach in buses. Soft ionization technology replicates nature’s process of cleaning the air by producing positively and negatively charged oxygen ions that inactivate and reduce airborne pathogens and pollutants. Plasma Air’s impact has already been felt in various bus systems across the country.