Manchester breathes easy

By Andy Pearson Andy Pearson Andy Pearson 2006-06-06T00:00:00

The two first-floor classrooms at Chorlton High School used in the test.

Manchester City Council set out to eliminate stuffy classrooms by testing whether mechanical ventilation regulates CO2 levels more effectively than natural ventilation. Of course, they had a little help from building services consultants

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