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Cleaning Mold CDC's National Center for Environmental Health EPA--Method #1 EPA--Method #2 Forest Products Laboratory Public Health of North Carolina Health Canada Canadian Mortgage & Housing Corporation Engineered Wood Association (APA) Killing Mold National Indoor Air Quality Institute Kansas State University University of Missouri-Columbia Western Red Cedar Lumber Association (WRCLA) Preventing Mold Health Canada		Government Agencies CDC's National Center for Environmental Health--Cleaning EPA--Cleaning #1 EPA--Cleaning #2 Forest Products Laboratory--Cleaning Public Health of North Carolina--Cleaning Health Canada--Cleaning Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation--Cleaning National Indoor Air Quality Institute--Killing Health Canada--Preventing Universities Kansas State University--Killing University of Missouri-Columbia--Killing Associations Engineered Wood Association (APA)--Cleaning Western Red Cedar Lumber Association (WRCLA)--Killing

This information is current as of 6/20/2006