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March 21st, 2009

That's not a rotten egg, it's just my wallboard venting

Posted by Harry Fuller @ 7:39 pm

Categories: Blogroll, China, air pollution, building, environmental health, green tech, housing

Tags: Rhat, Corporate Governance, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Harry Fuller

Apparently hundreds of homes getting new wallboard in 2005 and 2006 were dealt a rotten batch of wallboard, as in rotten eggs. The Chinese-originated wall board apparently vents sulphur compounds. That in turn does nasty things to pipes, air conditioners and humans. So far the problem has only been found in the Southeastern U.S.

When they reapir those places, I can only they buy domestic next time. Perhaps get some of that recycled CO2 from Serious Materials.

Harry FullerA newsman since 1969, Harry Fuller has worked for CBS, ABC, CNBC Europe, CNET and was founding news director at TechTV. See his full profile and disclosure of his industry affiliations.

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Funny!  Loverrock Davidson | 03/22/09
Not funny  Lerianis | 03/22/09
I'm sure you can point to...  bjbrock | 03/22/09
Right on USA Today  Lerianis | 03/22/09
Was it really the same things as in the USA  Pliny the Elder | 03/22/09
Why aren't the US....  bjbrock | 03/22/09
Get a proofreader!  Geedavey | 03/23/09
RE: That's not a rotten egg, it's just my wallboard venting  endlr@... | 03/23/09
RE: That's not a rotten egg, it's just my wallboard venting  dave2u | 03/23/09
remaining carbon  awowen@... | 03/24/09

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