HEY!!! What's the Big Idea Here???!?
SHOVE-IT! is a Biosafety checklist to remind our Public Health officials (and us) how to prevent disease.
Illnesses like COVID-19 are more than just a crisis of poor personal health and hygiene. There are many federal Biosafety laws about air, water, food, cleaning, HVAC, and the public realm that reduce our health hazards and prevent sickness. When our government officials ignore these laws, they prolong epidemics. This endangers all of us.
SHOVE-IT! outlines ways for Public Health Officials to set a GOOD EXAMPLE and to better EDUCATE us.
Professional Architectural, Engineering, and Biosafety Program Designers advocate equitably for YOU. We approach building shutdowns, aerosol sprays, nose+mouth covers, and mandatory pharmaceuticals with a lot of caution. We weren't born yesterday, and we think about tomorrow. We understand consequences BEFORE they arrive. We know Planning. Programs like SHOVE-IT! help our officials to follow their own laws, do their jobs, and not hurt us.
...Is Super-Boss
Be CLEAN and SANITARY during a viral outbreak!
This means reducing litter, and regularly washing hands and cleaning food areas, trash rooms, and bathrooms.
Click HERE to learn more.
...Is Out of This World
Be OXYGENATED during a viral outbreak!
This means building up your lung capacity and your blood oxygen levels with exercise and diet.
Click HERE to learn more.
...Is Very Nifty
Be VENTILATED during a viral outbreak!
This means enjoying fresh air indoors and outdoors, so that viruses move away from your face.
Click HERE to learn more.
...Is Insanely Edgy
Be INFORMED during a viral outbreak!
This means going to reliable sources for facts and updates and having a game-plan ready for illness.
Click HERE to learn more.
...Is Terrific
Be TECH-SAVVY during a viral outbreak!
This means embracing new tools and ideas, especially if they are more likely to help than to harm everyone.
Click HERE to learn more.
...Are Queens of Cool
TALK and LEARN during a viral outbreak!
This means looking for moderators to screen bad info,
and finding places where dialogue is encouraged.
Click HERE to go to Barton's Sheet Talk Forum.
