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April 2003
Toxic Black Mold News Stories

Water leaks plague schools
A Miami-Dade County schools investigation has overwhelmingly confirmed what principals architects and district-building inspectors have long suspected Water leaks have infected almost every new school and addition built in recent years. All but one of 78 new buildings have leaks and almost half have developed mold and mildew which can taint indoor air quality and cause illness according to recently completed reports by two consulting firms hired by the school system.
By Debbie Cenziper, dcenziper@herald.com, The Miami Herald Local News, April 13, 2003

Proposed Florida Mold Bill Unfair to Consumers American Society of Safety Engineers Say
It's disturbing that a licensing bill meant to protect Floridians from fraud and unqualified people would exempt one kind of practitioner ? ASSE President Mark Hansen P.E. C.S.P. said. ?Why would one group even want to exempt themselves from rules to protect consumers You don't see one kind of lawyer or one medical specialty trying to get out of Florida's licensing laws.
Safety Online, April 10, 2003

Warm spring weather can cause stored corn, soybeans to spoil
Wilcke says wet harvest conditions resulted in the storage of some wet shelled corn and soybeans last fall. Cold weather generally protected these crops from mold and insects during the winter. Stored crops that are cooled to less than 30 degrees F during the winter can be stored at fairly high moisture levels with minimal risk of spoilage he points out.
By U of M Extension, Farm & Ranch Guide News, April 9, 2003

School gym repair bill may near $500,000
After spending the past several months sizing up what went wrong with Kelly Middle School's leaky gym the Eugene School District now has an equally vexing challenge on its hands figuring out who will pay to fix it. The gym was sealed off in late December after building officials discovered massive water damage in the walls and floors as well as spores from an especially toxic strain of mold.
By Anne Williams, The Register-Guard, April 4, 2003

Mold Turmoil
It is a slimy sticky black brownish or sometimes orangey organism that mostly comes in knobby though sometimes hairy microscopic ovals half a million or more spores fitting on the face of a dime. Mold in some of its myriad forms has long been known to cause serious damage to some people's pulmonary systems.
By Dennis Hevesi, The New York Times, April 4, 2003

Mold found at Foothills
Calgary At least 30 nurses working on the dialysis unit at Foothills Hospital have complained of headaches and breathing problems for months and over the weekend the health authority discovered a two-foot patch of mold. The United Nurses of Alberta says one-third of the RNs working in that unit have filed complaints that list symptoms ranging from hives to chronic nose bleeds to respiratory problems.
CBC Calgary, April 1, 2003

Mold found at Calgary hospital
Calgary At least 30 nurses working on the dialysis unit at Foothills Hospital have complained of headaches and breathing problems for months and over the weekend the health authority discovered a two-foot patch of mold. The United Nurses of Alberta says one-third of the RNs working in that unit have filed complaints that list symptoms ranging from hives to chronic nose bleeds to respiratory problems.
CBC Edmonton, April 1, 2003

Stopping the Fungus Among Us
It's that time of year again when winter storms and pesky colds give way to springtime allergies sneezing itchy red eyes and tons of discomfort. To some going indoors gets rid of their symptoms. For others going inside can cause even more problems. Indoor allergies are due to airborne microscopic particles that come from dust mold spores and fungi common allergens that can thrive inside as well as outside.
By Becky Worley, Tech TV, April 1, 2003

`Rotting' Condos Pose Dilemma;
Owners Want To Recover Losses; Builders Want To Avoid High Insurance

The spacious new condominiums seemed like a good deal. Built on a Renton hillside, overlooking a golf course, units in the Heritage at Fairwood complex sold out quickly in the late 1990s for as little as $150,000. But a couple of rainy winters later, dozens of families began questioning their investment. Walls were seeping. Mold started sprouting on ceilings. Fire- escape decks began collapsing.
By Candace Heckman, Intelligencer, Seattle Post, April 1, 2003

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