When the stories of Chinese drywall hit the wires earlier this year, I made a conscience decision to stay away from the explosive nature of the problem because, simply put, this was yet another example of where firms sourcing from china made huge error in... ...full story at All Roads
from All Roads on Fri, Oct 16 2009
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| 02 Jun 09 |
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The Drywall of China » YouTube |
| 08 Oct 09 |
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Thousands of Homeowners Sick from Toxic Chinese Drywall » TreeHugger Photo via Chinese Drywall Atty During the housing boom, thousands of homes were built with cheap drywall imported from China. The drywall turned out to be contaminated with sulfur, and was powerful enough to corrode metal and make anyone living in the... |
| 13 Apr 09 |
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Chinese Drywall Update: Mainstream Media Takes Notice » TreeHugger corroded two year old air conditioner coil TreeHugger has been on the Chinese drywall story since it started in Sarasota, (Toxic Drywall Rotting Houses, Sickening Occupants in Florida) when the government and the builders all said it was harmless. We... |
| 31 Mar 09 |
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A Chinese View on Chinese Drywall Issues » China Journal On Monday, two U.S. Senators filed proposed a bill seeking a temporary ban on imports of some Chinese-made drywall, the latest attempt to address ongoing concerns about sulfurous odors in new homes around the southern United States. While the story hasn't... |
| 26 Jul 09 |
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Suing Chinese Drywall Manufacturers. Why All The Bother? » China Law Blog Someone just emailed me an article on Chinese Drywall, with the question, "why do you think these lawyers are spending so much to serve the Chinese defendants." My short answer is that I have no clue. I will backtrack a bit first. The article is entitled,... |
| 30 Oct 09 |
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New findings in the drywall case » Danwei The New York Times reports on the results of tests of Chinese-sourced drywall that has been the focus of homeowner complaints in the United States: Federal investigators reported Thursday that imported Chinese drywall that homeowners have linked to... |
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