Mold Internet References
Available to the Public

Why Indoor Mold is a Concern

Mold Questions and Answers, Minnesota Department of Health

Mold in Homes, Minnesota Department of Health, February 2001.

Mold/Moisture Resources, Minnesota Department of Health

Mold, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Mold Ecology

Testing for Mold, Minnesota Department of Health, June 25, 2003.

Yost, Nathan, et al. What You Need to Know About Mold. Building Science Corporation. 2002.

Yost, Nathan, et al. Mold Testing. Building Science Corporation, 2002.

Mold Investigation

Mold in Houses: Building Professional Checklist, Affordable Comfort, Inc. August 2004.

Mold in Houses: Resources for Assistance and Information, Affordable Comfort, Inc. August 2004.

Mold in Houses: What Building Professionals Need to Know to Diagnose and Solve the Problem, Affordable Comfort, Inc. August 2004.

Managing Water in Buildings

Mold Issues for Renter, Minnesota Department of Health, September 2005.

Remediation Tools/Specifications

Lstiburek, Joseph, et al. Mold: Causes, Health Effects and Clean-Up, Building Science Corporation, 2002.

Yost, Nathan, et al. Mold Remediation in Occupied Homes, Building Science Corporation, 2002.

Guidelines for the Protection and Training of Workers Engaged in Maintenance and Remediation Work Associated with Mold, The e National Clearinghouse for Worker Safety and Health Training

Prevention and Reconstruction

A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture, and Your Home, EPA 402-K-02-003, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, May 2003.

Carmody, John and Brent Anderson. Moisture in Basements: Causes and Solutions. University of Minnesota Extension, Revised 2006.

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