For Chasity Foster, the news arrived like an unexpected storm rolling over the hills of southern West Virginia. Another school, another closure, another round of anxious parents trying to figure out what to do. The reports from Coal City Elementary in Raleigh County, where her children are enrolled, had raised concerns about mold, and for a mother, that word alone is enough to trigger a cascade of fear. As a registered nurse at CAMC Memorial in Charleston, Foster knew more than most about the potential health consequences of environmental hazards. Yet even with that medical background, her first thought was…

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