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“It is my pleasure to take this opportunity to thank you for the wonderful job you did during the seminar on mold inspection and remediation. The
way you conduct your lecture and presentation is a real art and each word (e.g., contract, inspect, look, test, contain, kill, remove, protect, prevent)
and printed handout is a lecture by itself. I have no doubt that you have opened a new era for me in the mold testing field.” -Saifeldin El-Nagerabi,
Ph.D in mycology (science of mold) and a professor of mycology at a Canadian University. Dr. El-Nagerabi, now a Certified Mould Inspector,
attended PCI’s mold training seminar in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, June 16-17, 2007.

"The mold inspector and remediator course that I received recently from PCI has opened up all kinds of doors for me here in Ontario. There is a
major need for qualified people here in Canada. Phil Fry has put on an extremely interesting, interactive course that is so right on for the times. The
reference material was so impressive. Phil's knowledge and years of experience make this 2 day classroom study a real joy. Continuing education and
support from PCI make this one time financial investment worth every cent. Custom websites are placed strategically so that we will always have
priority listings. Thanks Phil and PCI." -Peter Marion, Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada, 6/14/2007

"I wanted to thank Phil Fry for a truly informative mold and environmental hygienist training seminar. The one on one and group interaction
rivaled some of the best training I have ever received. The information was concise, to the point and very detailed. I am pleased to be a
member of such a cutting edge group of professionals who truly care about people and doing the job right, thank you again." -James L Smith,
Olympia, Washington, July 18, 2007.

"Phil, I've got every possible thing from the training I received this summer. The most important part is the opportunity to meet you in person
and get the courage to educate myself in this field, to become an Environmental Inspector. The training I received opened a world of possibilities in
terms of developing a successful mold business as well as educating customers about the dangers of mold on their health and helping these people
live in a healthy environment. I would also like to thank you for your enormous support I'm receiving from you since my training seminar.
Many thanks." -Nykaza Wojciech, R.N., C.M.I., C.M.R., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, December 6, 2007.

Sanitation `crucial` for tackling water-borne disease, according to
World Health Organization Report---June 26, 2008

Effective and affordable interventions that provide the global population with access to safe drinking water and adequate sanitation are needed if water-borne diseases are ever to be controlled. This is the conclusion of a WHO report entitled 'Safe Water, Better Health', released last week (26 June 2008). The report provides for the first time country-by-country estimates of disease caused by poor water quality, sanitation and hygiene. It finds that children, particularly in developing countries, suffer a disproportionate share of the disease burden caused by unsafe drinking water and poor sanitation.

The WHO estimates that almost ten per cent of the global disease burden is caused by unsafe water and sanitation and that the economic return of investing in improved access to safe drinking water was ten-fold.

The WHO's findings echo a study by researchers from the University of Michigan, who published a paper on the challenges of achieving global sanitation coverage in the journal Environmental Science and Technology.

They analysed barriers to global sanitation coverage such as inadequate investment, water availability, poor or nonexistent policies, governance, poor resources and gender disparities, and looked at the impact on water resources of various sanitation technology choices.

The researchers found that water availability was not a huge barrier at a global scale. Appropriate technological innovation is most needed to provide adequate toilets for the world's population, especially in water-scarce areas.

Dave Watkins, a researcher at the University of Michigan and one of the authors of the report, told SciDev.Net that while universal safe drinking water and sanitation access seems achievable, their study shows that lack of financial resources is the greatest impediment to sanitation coverage.

'Just a fraction of a per cent of wealthy countries' gross domestic product would be sufficient to meet global funding needs,' he says.

'[But] use of appropriate technology, and local capacity building to ensure project sustainability are also necessary. Missing one or more of these key ingredients can easily lead to failed projects, which discourages investment.'

Watkins believes the social and economic benefits of improved water and sanitation are grossly underestimated, and this is a route for future research.

Source: Environmental News Network Published Jul. 2, 2008

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