I heard some woman interested in preserving the architecture and the "black culture" of the neighborhoods affected by the floods. She seemed to think that many of these homes could be rebuilt on the same site, without bulldozing the entire structure down. I am concerned that with the wood framed homes sitting in that toxic stew for weeks, isn't there a concern that toxic mold could develop unless the entire structure were torn down?
I've heard ugly cases of toxic mold situations in homes created by CLEAN water leaks, but when you add the muck to it, isn't it likely to be deadly?
I've heard ugly cases of toxic mold situations in homes created by CLEAN water leaks, but when you add the muck to it, isn't it likely to be deadly?
