Webinar: Floods, Humidity, and Mold in Libraries
Register to attend the live training webinar, “Floods, Humidity, and Mold in Libraries."
Date: Wednesday, September 14, 2022 |
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Recording and closed captioning are available. All webinars are free of charge. |
- Speaker David Walls, Preservation Librarian, Library Services & Content Management, U.S. Government Publishing Office
- Learning outcomes: Mold is now a frequent problem in libraries due to a variety of reasons, including floods due to heavier rain, failing HVAC systems, and the false economy of turning the AC off to save money. The library buildings we work in were built for a climate that was cooler with less heavy rain. The impact on library collections can be devastating as flood water enters buildings, and aging heating ventilation and air conditioning systems may not be able to deal with the increased humidity. This webinar will discuss how the library environment affects the collections our users rely on, how mold develops in the library environment, and how simple things can be done to prevent lost collections due to floods and mold.
- Webinar Series: Gov Docs 101 is a series of introductory subject webinars on frequently-requested Government information topics. The webinars are designed for newer depository coordinators, however anyone with an interest in the subject may attend.
Registration confirmation information:
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Prior to the webinar:
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