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School District Includes Hydroxyls in COVID-19 Cleaning Response

June 10, 2020

A school district in Ocean City, NJ, is including hydroxyl generators as part of their cleaning and disinfection protocols within their buildings.

Odorox® Proven >99.99% Effective Against Pathogens Like Coronavirus

March 4, 2020

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The airborne hydroxyl radicals created by Odorox® work by treating pathogens in both the air and on surfaces.

Construction Project Leads to IAQ, Fumes Issues in Wisconsin School

March 3, 2020

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Air-quality issues that left some with headaches, stomachaches and burning eyes.

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Australian Bushfire Facts | January 2020

Michelle Blevins

January 7, 2020

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Baseline things to know to better understand the scope of the fires.

IICRC Seeks Volunteers for the Development of Three New Standards

October 29, 2019

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The IICRC is seeking volunteers to develop new standards for flooring and substrate inspection, infection control, and wildfire damage restoration.

Restoration Roundup: The Latest Headlines Affecting the Restoration Industry

October 28, 2019

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A challenge to the EPA's stand on asbestos, mold-filled dorm rooms, new e-verification laws for employees, and more.

Restoration Roundup: Latest Headlines Affecting OUR Industry | August 2019

Hurricane and wildfire season, mold outbreak, lead abatement, and more.

August 14, 2019

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Experts warn of busy hurricane and wildfire seasons.

Registration Open for RIA's Technical Fire Restoration Summit

August 6, 2019

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Changes in building construction, best practices, technology and insurance products add even further complexity.

EPA Now Allows Less Lead Paint Dust in Older Buildings

July 16, 2019

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New rule is first big step in EPA's plan to protect children from lead exposure.

Forecasters Predict Busy Wildfire Season for West Coast

June 19, 2019

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The terms "normal" or "above normal" refer to a formula that involves drought, precipitation and fuel conditions in each region, projected on a 10-year average.

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Restoration & Remediation July 2020 cover

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Check out the July 2020 edition of Restoration and Remediation! The July 2020 issue of R&R continues the discussion of handling COVID-19 cleaning jobs. Experts weigh in on insurance coverage, how to make sure contracts are effective and spare contractors from legal disputes, lessons from the pandemic, and a standard of care when doing this specialty work.

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