[Gsbn] Fwd: Studies on toxic elements in straw

[Benedikt Kaesberg]

Hi Rikki,

there is an interesting master thesis on chemical residues and mould in 
straw resuming that straw is a quite unrisky material, but it is in 
German. An abstract can be found here:
https://baubiologie-magazin.de/masterarbeit-baubiologische-untersuchung-stroh/
You might click the e-mail button beyond the author's face and ask her 
whether there is an English version of it available.

Best regards

Benedikt



Am 23.01.20 um 06:51 schrieb Global Straw Building Network:
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> Date: Mon, Nov 18, 2019 at 7:19 AM
> Subject: Studies on toxic elements in straw
> To: Global Straw Building Network <gsbN at sustainablesources.com 
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> Hi all,
>
> I have had a request by a client for more information on the posible 
> problems with the chemicals used in producing straw. This is for 
> someone with extreme sensitivity.
>
> I understand that with a good layer of clay or lime plaster on top, 
>  the chemicals used in the cereal production do not affect indoor air 
> quality, but I don’t know of any studies which prove this. Does anyone 
> know if this area has been investigated?
>
> Thanks, Rikki
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>
> Rikki Nitzkin
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Benedikt Kaesberg
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33098 Paderborn

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