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Mold In Your Home
Kenneth Hellevang, Ph. D.
Professional Engineer, Professor
North Dakota State University
Noreen Thomas
Flood Recovery Education Specialist
North Dakota State University Extension Service/
University of Minnesota Extension Service
Have you ever come upon a pile of old leaved and turned the leaves over to find a growth of mold? Mold is everywhere inside and outside. Mold can grow anywhere there is moisture. For this lesson, we will talk about mold in the home and classify mildew as mold too. We will explore why some people are more at risk for allergies to mold, and we will learn that mold can be good but can also impact our health.
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