Re: Moldy Logic NAA Amicus 2009 & Blog 2010

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They have seen the light...with much prodding, of course.

On 5/19/10, Sharon Kramer wrote:
> August 31, 2009 NAA Amicus Curiae Brief submitted into a
> litigation as a purportedly substantive scientific
> reference for the courts to consider when denying insurer
> and NAA member responsibility for causation of new born
> infant deaths from mold:
>
> “In a report entitled, ‘A Scientific View of the Health
> Effects of Mold’, a panel of scientists, including
> toxicologists and industrial hygienists stated that years
> of intense study have failed to produce any causal
> connection between exposure to indoor mold and adverse
> health effects.’ U.S. Chamber of Commerce, A Scientific
> View of the Health Effects of Mold (2003)”
>
>
> May 19, 2010 NAA Website:
> Mold: Your Silent Enemy -Blog
>
> "The mold that we deal with in our industry can pose
> potentially harmful effects to residents, employees and to
> your company’s bottom line"
>
> (Gee, wonder what else could cause problems with a
> company's bottom line....in a legal proceeding?)
>
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