Revolutionizing Disinfection: The Science Behind Hydroxyl Radical Technology and Its Unmatched Efficacy
Revolutionizing Disinfection: How Hydroxyl Radical Technology Outperforms Traditional Methods
Hydroxyl radical (OH˙) technology is transforming hygiene standards across healthcare and high-risk environments by offering a powerful, chemical-free method for eliminating bacteria, viruses, and biofilms from air and surfaces. Backed by peer-reviewed studies, OH˙ systems harness advanced oxidation processes (AOP) to oxidize microbial proteins and DNA, achieving over 99.99% pathogen reduction in some cases—without toxic residues. Unlike conventional disinfectants, hydroxyl radicals operate at extremely low concentrations (0.8 mg/l) and are up to 10,000 times more efficient, with proven success in dental clinics, hospitals, and other critical settings. Safe, sustainable, and highly effective, this technology is redefining how we think about disinfection.
New York City: Pioneering Urban Decarbonization with Local Law 97
The path to a greener New York involves more than just policy changes; it requires embracing cutting-edge decarbonization technologies. The city is pushing property management companies to embrace emerging energy efficiency technologies that can support decarbonization goals while fostering economic development. This approach ensures that New York remains a leader in sustainability without compromising its economic vitality.
UV-C: The most Efficient way to Mitigate the Spread of Disease in Homeless Shelters & Prisons
The homeless community is society’s most vulnerable group because they do not have access to the same hygienic indoor spaces, or sanitation that the housed have access to. Homeless persons die from illnesses that can be treated or prevented. Crowded, poorly-ventilated living conditions, found in many shelters, promote the spread of communicable diseases. Federal, State/Provincial and Municipal governments should be investing in disinfecting our shelters with UV-C. Let’s do more to protect the unhoused, and mitigate the spread of disease by mass deploying enclosed UV-C, or Far UV upper room lighting devices to our homeless shelters.