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Senator Tackles Toxic Mold
The Epoch Times - New York
Before the wet winter months come around and beckon mold into our homes, State Senator Liz Krueger warns that anyone who claims they can remediate mold had better know what they are doing. Krueger is putting forth legislation that requires commercial mold cleaners be certified by the Department of Environmental Conservation according to requirements to be set by her task force. The task force will define what is a toxic mold and who is qualified to clean it.
State employee claims mold in Brooksville office made her ill
Tampabay.com - St. Petersburg, FL
A toxic mold contamination at a local office building leased by the Department of Corrections may have made state employees sick, according to court documents. Investigator Deborah Roscillo works at the department's probation and parole division office at 20144 Cortez Blvd., just east of U.S. 41. The state agency rents the white stucco building from prominent Brooksville real estate broker Robert Buckner, according to property records.
Mold relief? The tide of mold lawsuits in Texas may be turning
Once the epicenter of mold litigation, Texas has seen a calming of both lawsuits and consumer fear about mold. While no exact figures on the current docket of cases pending are available, Texas builders tell us they feel the pressure lifting.
Black mold concerns mother of 3 asthmatic children
WTOL - Toledo, OH
The rain is bad enough, surely. But hard on its heels was black mold, which is bad for anyone -- and especially for people with asthma. Mika spoke with Micenic's landlord, who says she had been very responsive when fixing things. She said her husband has already hired someone to fix the ceiling. She also claimed not to have known about the black mold. Mika suggested the two women sit down to discuss the situation. Micenic said if the problems aren't fixed, she'll soon be moving out.
Does mold make you sick? Doctors seek answers
Reuters India - Mumbai, India
Fungus expert Joan
Bennett did not believe in so-called toxic mold
