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Home Other site links: Hurricane Katrina Disaster Center What Americans Think About The New Orleans Looting Louisiana Governor Asks For Day Of Prayer Other facts: Southern coastal Louisiana, with communities of different racial and socioeconomic mix, and with a higher frequency of devastating natural disasters - hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, etc. - represents a unique setting for studying these natural calamities and the health consequences of such events. Source: The Louisiana State Center |
Mold And Mildew Is A Problem In Some Places In ConnecticutMost Common Connecticut Building Code ViolatonsMold can be a serious problem, especially during the winter months. Exposure to mold can cause health risks for infants and children, the elderly, pregnant women, people with allergies, asthma, and immune compromised patients. If your building has areas of mold growth, it is advisable to make an appointment with a professional contractor who can determine where the moisture is coming from and how the problem can be corrected. Check your local phone directory for Connecticut contractors that provide such services. Code Enforcement will expect property owners to locate and correct any sources of water or moisture infiltration in affected units. Replacement of damp or damaged materials will also be required. Additional information on mold is available from the County Health Department, or the Connecticut State Department of Health Services. Tenants can help prevent mold in their units by taking the following steps:
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Southern coastal Louisiana, with communities of different racial and socioeconomic mix, and with a higher frequency of devastating natural disasters - hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, etc. - represents a unique setting for studying these natural calamities and the health consequences of such events. Source: Louisiana State Center
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