Re: California Remediation Standards

[Guest guest]

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Thanks for this link. I was unaware of it and I haven't read the full

Guideline yet but the Executive Summary shows promise with

these words:

All authorities, including those who question the evidence

for health damage from exposure to mold and water-

damaged environments, recommend prevention and

control by avoidance of such environments and correction

of the causes of indoor mold and other related microbial

growth.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC

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> Here's another report on California Remediation Standards. We may not agree

with everything in the report,

> but there is some helpful information and there is a long list of reference

materials cited at the end of the

> report. Some of these reference items will be helpful to others on the

Sickbuildings Group.

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> The official title of the report is " Indoor Mold: A General Guide to Health

Effects, Prevention and

> Remediation. "

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> http://www.library. ca.gov/crb/06/01/06-001.pdf

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, Carl. I hope others will take the time to read these guidelines. This

is one of the better ones I have found. It has a lot of good information and

many excellent references are cited.

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From: Carl E. Grimes <grimes@...>

Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2009 7:22:10 PM

Subject: Re: [] California Remediation Standards

,

Thanks for this link. I was unaware of it and I haven't read the full

Guideline yet but the Executive Summary shows promise with

these words:

All authorities, including those who question the evidence

for health damage from exposure to mold and water-

damaged environments, recommend prevention and

control by avoidance of such environments and correction

of the causes of indoor mold and other related microbial

growth.

Carl Grimes

Healthy Habitats LLC