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Control Legionella Bacteria with PURE-Liner the Drain Pan Protection System and PURE-Steam | |
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As the economy slows down and HVAC maintenance becomes deferred, the concern has risen over the 5 million commercial buildings in the U.S. covering over 80 billion sq ft of floor space including over 25 million commercial systems in operation today. Where air conditioning units are present, it is important to professionally clean and sterilize the coils of the units annually to remove grime and oils that can act as incubation sites for Legionnaire's Disease. In addition, the drain pan for the unit must be maintained in a clean state. L. pneumophila bacteria are widely distributed in water systems...
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North Dakota Flooding Leaves Environmental Health Risks Behind Contaminants, bacteria, viruses and mold pose risks even after the waters recede. Children, seniors and people with lung diseases like asthma and COPD are... | |
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MINOT, North Dakota - The 130 year old record-shattering rainstorm fell on North Dakota this past week, delivering widespread flooding causing extensive damage to North Dakota's fourth-largest city of Minot. The flooding is expected to crest early on Sunday, with storms threatening to complicate efforts.
Local and federal officials worked feverishly to reinforce levees, protect the city's key infrastructure and care for thousands of residents forced to flee their submerged homes. The state of North Dakota and federal agencies will open and operate three flood disaster recovery centers...
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| Tenant Sues Landlord Over Mold, Response | |
by Stephen Betts | Herald Gazette
ROCKLAND - A Thomaston woman has filed a lawsuit against the managers and owners of the apartment she has rented for six years, claiming that there was extensive mold contamination that led to serious health problems.
Catherine Harriman also claims in the lawsuit, filed June 23 in Knox County Superior Court, that the response by the property managers intentionally inflicted emotional distress on her. She claims that she was given an eviction notice from the apartment after a complaint was made to the federal government about the mold in the government-subsidized unit.
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Allergies Increase, Scientists Scratch Their Heads | |
by Rachael Rettner, MyHealthNewsDaily Staff Writer
 The findings confirm previous research that has shown allergies in the United States are on the rise and provide more evidence to suggest global climate change may partly explain the hike, the researchers say. Both ragweed and mold are environmental allergens that may be influenced by changing global temperatures.
"We believe this is the first large national study to show that the growing prevalence of allergies, suggested by other studies, is largely due to increases in environment-based allergens previously associated with climate change," said Dr. Stanley J. Naides, medical director of immunology at Quest Diagnostics, the diagnostic testing company that conducted the study.
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| HarrisMartin's Mold Update Court Finds No Coverage for Complaint's "Unambiguous" Damage Allegations | by HarrisMartin Publishing - Mold
An insurer is not obligated to defend its contractor insured where the allegations in the underlying complaint specify only damage to the work product from faulty workmanship, Oregon's Court of Appeals has ruled...
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