This article got me thinking about it: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/radon-testing-libraries-9.6937952
A lot of items could work, but is there something you think we should prioritize first?
This article got me thinking about it: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/radon-testing-libraries-9.6937952
A lot of items could work, but is there something you think we should prioritize first?
I don’t think they have measuring devices like that in my library, but sure, that and a geiger counter would be useful. For ecology and saving on the bills, people could make use of energy meter plugs. Or maybe a thermographic camera. Maybe iFixit kits and some tools for people who don’t have them at home. And I’ve seen libraries offer outdoors-games like Kubb and music instruments. I think that’s nice, especially for kids and young adults.
My library lends out energy monitors.