Archive - The Air Letter

A Germany without coal would have been better

The loss of nuclear will cause avoidable deaths and we shouldn't celebrate it.

Apr 18, 2023 •

Jeremy Chrysler

January 2022

How to Make a Corsi-Rosenthal Box Smarter

Get better volume control and adjust automatically to high risk air.

Jan 16, 2022 •

Jeremy Chrysler

December 2021

NASCAR, leaded gas, and the true cost of dirty air

New research suggests the social cost of a single gram of lead in fuel is more than $1,100. The real cost of dirty air is likely far more than the cost…

Dec 19, 2021 •

Jeremy Chrysler

What if the Flu isn’t “just the Flu?”

The true death toll of flu points to the vast challenges of endemic Covid.

Dec 5, 2021 •

Jeremy Chrysler

June 2021

Why admitting Covid is Airborne is so hard.

Evidence for airborne spread of Covid-19 is strong, but authorities underemphasize airborne protections. The curious history of infectious disease…

Jun 27, 2021 •

Jeremy Chrysler

A newsletter about the air we breathe. What is in it, how it can harm us, and how we can make it better.

Welcome to The Air Letter by me, Jeremy Chrysler.

Jun 12, 2021 •

Jeremy Chrysler

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