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2015
DOI: 10.1126/science.349.6251.1018
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The fungi that ate my house

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“…Risk assessments for human exposure to indoor fungal bioaerosols and mycotoxins indicate that these factors are a major contributor to sick building syndrome5. Fungal contamination in buildings is very often connected with environmental disasters, a notable example being Hurricane Katrina, as reported by Bennett in “The fungi that ate my house“6. The climate crisis has also revealed a secondary, more insidious and more pervasive crisis, namely, the biodiversity crisis.…”
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“…Risk assessments for human exposure to indoor fungal bioaerosols and mycotoxins indicate that these factors are a major contributor to sick building syndrome5. Fungal contamination in buildings is very often connected with environmental disasters, a notable example being Hurricane Katrina, as reported by Bennett in “The fungi that ate my house“6. The climate crisis has also revealed a secondary, more insidious and more pervasive crisis, namely, the biodiversity crisis.…”
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confidence: 99%