Mold and Moisture Control in Schools: Potential Health Effects and Safe Clean-Up Practices
Webinar: (November 19, 2013) http://www.epa.gov/iaq/schools/webconferences.html
This webinar provided information about how to successfully manage an
in-house or outside contractor mold remediation. Steven Caulfield with
Turner Building Science and Design, and President of the Maine Indoor
Air Quality Council, Harrison, Maine addressed strategies for
communicating a school’s efforts to the community, with the goal of
alleviating any need for crisis communication tactics. Peggy Caruso with
Katy Independent Schools District in Texas shared her experience with
tackling a potential mold crisis, which resulted in the implementation
of long-term mold and moisture prevention policies and procedures.
Showing posts with label mold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mold. Show all posts
December 20, 2011
Critical Exposure
On her first day at Roosevelt Senior H.S., Sabrina was shocked to find broken windows, leaky ceilings, and moldy class equipment.
In October, Sabrina and her classmates began working with Critical
Exposure to document the school's conditions and highlight the
differences between Roosevelt and the renovations at many other D.C.
public schools. She and her peers are now organizing students to hold city officials accountable for promises they made to begin modernizing the building this year... More: LINK
http://www.criticalexposure.org
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
