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Indoor Air Quality

Oak Ridge Elementary Finally Reopens After Exhaustive IAQ Battle

March 30, 2010

Someone could make a documentary about this story, but to sum things up – students and teachers at the school were becoming sick, fingers were pointed at mold and moisture issues, the school spent thousands on testing but could not find a definitive link to mold, eventually the school was shut down. After so many months having to split students among nearby schools, parents were eager to finally send their kids back to Oak Ridge.

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George Bush – IAQ Advocate?

March 5, 2010

Laura Bush complained of health problems and the building was tested for molds. The decontamination effort cost over $300,000 in taxpayer money. Reportedly, the Bushes were very pleased with the difference made in the restored indoor air quality.

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Mold Heroes: The Black Family

February 18, 2010

For the next five years, Jade’s mother Jeanne Black and her family worked tirelessly to introduce legislation into the Wisconsin Assembly. With the support of other parents, teachers, and the advocacy of The Center for School Mold Help, the Black Family finally succeeded in passing SB 41 which was signed into law in December. This is the first bill passed to regulate indoor air quality in schools in Wisconsin.

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