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Strong association with gas levels possible in American drywall, too

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Abstract
Government-contracted researchers last month reported having discovered a strong association between problem drywall, regardless of its national origin, and levels of hydrogen sulfide gas in those homes, along with corrosion in the same homes.
Date
12/2009
Author(s)
editor
Page(s)
7-10
Source
Energy Design Update / Aspen Publishers
Keyword(s)
drywall; hydrogen sulfide gas; gypsum board

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