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What mold in Black Mountain could teach us about health and fungi after a natural disaster
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What mold in Black Mountain could teach us about health and fungi after a natural disaster
By Katie Myers Blue Ridge Public Radio This coverage is made possible through a partnership between BPR and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. After Helene, residents of Black Mountain noticed strange-colored mold was beginning to grow in some flooded buildings in town – and wondered if they should be worried for their health. “There was sort of this fine mist that settled on everything around,” said Duke University microbiolog…
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