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Mold exposure can trigger and worsen chronic illness. Climate change will increase the risk.
Almost half of buildings in the U.S. have mold or dampness, which can cause respiratory symptoms and may even trigger diseases like myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME). Read more…
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