Hurricane Beryl and the Mold Left Behind in Damaged Homes and Buildings
Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas knocking out power to millions with torrential rain, powerful wind gusts, and storm surge. It quickly moved inland leaving behind a path of destruction. - - The day after it made landfall, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published information urging those affected by Hurricane Beryl to avoid indoor air quality dangers as they use generators for power, and begin to assess and repair damaged properties. In addition to tips for safely opera...
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