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Mold Remediation: What to Save and What to Discard

When deciding what to save following mold damage, consider the type of material, the source of moisture, and the value of the item.

Mold Remediation: What to Save and What to DiscardIf you have had extensive mold damage in your home or business, you may be wondering if you’re going to have to throw out everything the mold has touched in order to protect yourself against the risk of a future mold problem or ongoing health issues associated with mold. For best results, you’ll want to get professional help from a mold remediation contractor like H2 Environmental. But for now, you can get a preliminary idea of what to…

Mold FAQ

Get answers to all your questions about mold and indoor air quality.

Mold FAQMold isn’t just unattractive and damaging to your property. It can be irritating and damaging to your health too. Learn about the ill effects of mold and how to address them in this FAQ.

What Are the Adverse Health Effects of Mold?

The most common health problems associated with mold are simple allergy-like symptoms including headache, sneezing, coughing, sore eyes, sore throat, and sinus problems. However, some individuals may be more susceptible to mold and suffer a more serious reaction to mold exposure. For example, people with asthma can experience more frequent attacks or even develop respiratory problems.

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Mining Town Still Awaiting Final Asbestos Cleanup Plan

Montana governor criticizes EPA for delay in cleaning up asbestos Superfund site.

Mining Town Still Awaiting Final Asbestos Cleanup Plan Earlier this month, Montana Governor Steve Bullock issued a sternly worded letter to the EPA, denigrating the agency for failing to complete a toxicity report needed to cement final asbestos cleanup plans for the former mining town of Libby, Montana.

“The community of Libby has been waiting for 15 years for a final cleanup plan,” wrote Bullock, “and it is time to provide the people of Libby certainty regarding the proposed cleanup.” Unfortunately the EPA has responded with a statement saying that they do not have a new expected release date for the…