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TMPA
(redirected from Toxic Mold Protection Act of 2001)

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TMPATexas Municipal Police Association
TMPATexas Municipal Power Agency
TMPATreponemal Membrane Protein A
TMPATelecommunications Project Management Association
TMPATurkish Maritime Pilots' Association
TMPATerminal de Muy Pequeña Abertura
TMPATamil Nadu Medical Practitioners' Association
TMPATexas Medical Power of Attorney
TMPATemps Moyen Passé en Appel
TMPAToxic Mold Protection Act of 2001
TMPATotal Mycophenolic Acid
TMPATransdermal Microprojection Array
TMPATexture and Modeling, a Procedural Approach (book by D. S. Ebert)
TMPATraffic Management Program Alerts (US FAA)
TMPATower-Mounted Pre-Amplifiers (mobile/cellular technology)
TMPATrimethyl-Phosphoric Acid
TMPATri-Methylpropylammoinum


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California enacted the Toxic Mold Protection Act of 2001 (SB 732), which addresses exposure limits and remediation.
Toxic mold flourishes as modern household affliction. (On First ... by State Legislatures
In California, the indoor mold threat led to the passage of the Toxic Mold Protection Act of 2001, which charges the state Department of Health Services with developing permissible exposure limits and other guidelines for testing and clean-up.
BREAKING THE MOLD TOXIC GROWTH IN HOMES, OFFICES ALLEGEDLY MAKING ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Gray Davis signed the Toxic Mold Protection Act of 2001, requiring the California State Department of Health Services to convene a task force to develop permissible exposure limits to mold, assess the health threat posed by the presence of molds and set standards for assessment, identification and remediation of mold.
HOME MOLD WOES GROW SOME BLAME METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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