Remediation, clearance and supporting evidence.

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Public source and supplied-document register

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Subject	Title and authors	Publication and access status	Why it is included—and its limits	Open
Public cleanup guidance	Mold Cleanup in Your HomeUS Environmental Protection Agency	Free official public guidance.	Plain-language starting points for deciding who should clean, fixing water sources, porous materials, HVAC concerns, PPE and checking contractor experience and references.	VIEW OFFICIAL SOURCE ↗
Professional mold remediation	ANSI/IICRC S520-2024Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification	Current paid professional standard; not redistributed here.	A useful industry starting point covering structures, HVAC, contents, qualifications, safety and post-remediation verification. It is not, by itself, proof that a contractor is suitable for every complex or health-sensitive project.	VIEW STANDARD INFORMATION ↗
Water-damage restoration	ANSI/IICRC S500-2021Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification	Current paid professional standard under revision; not redistributed here.	A starting point for water restoration, drying, materials, HVAC, contents, safety and documentation. Mold-specific decisions may require S520 and appropriate specialist judgement.	VIEW STANDARD INFORMATION ↗
Health-sensitive remediation	Mold Remediation Factsheet #1ISEAI Indoor Environmental Professional Committee, December 2021	Supplied public factsheet. Linked to its publisher; reuse rights not assumed.	Emphasises source correction, containment, physical removal, small-particle cleaning, contents decisions and independent environmental input for sensitive households.	VIEW PUBLISHER RESOURCE ↗
Indoor-air investigation	IAQ Investigator’s Guide, 3rd editionEdited by Ellen C. Gunderson; AIHA, 2016	Supplied copyrighted professional reference marked “For personal use only.” Not offered for download.	A broad professional reference on planning and conducting indoor-air-quality investigations. Included in the evidence register without copying or redistributing the book.	VIEW AIHA CATALOGUE ↗
Plasterboard research	Effect of Plasterboard Composition on Stachybotrys chartarum Growth and Biological Activity of SporesMurtoniemi, Nevalainen and Hirvonen; Applied and Environmental Microbiology 69(7), 2003	Peer-reviewed laboratory study. DOI: 10.1128/AEM.69.7.3751-3757.2003.	Shows that board composition and biocide treatment affected growth and spore activity under the experiment’s saturated conditions. It used one strain and modified boards, so it cannot by itself predict a real building or an occupant’s health.	VIEW ARTICLE ↗
Concealed-material case study	Chinese Drywall — historical presentationJeff Charlton; supplied 27-slide presentation	Author presentation containing historical and third-party material. Rights and current factual review required before public download.	A cautionary example involving concealed materials, humidity-related emissions, corrosion, cavities, sampling questions and proposed treatments. Listed for transparency; not treated as current guidance.	REFERENCE ONLY
Exposure and remediation	Indoor Environmental Professionals Panel of Surviving Mold Consensus StatementSchwartz, Weatherman, Schrantz, Spates, Charlton, Berndtson and Shoemaker	Professional-panel consensus statement; not presented as a peer-reviewed journal article.	Discusses investigation and remediation of water-damaged buildings in the context of CIRS-WDB. Its claims should be read with its stated scope and evidence status.	VIEW SOURCE ↗

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