Welcome to the Chinese drywall resource page full of valuable information and links.  Be sure to bookmark this page so you can return to it at your convenience.
 
The following agencies are recommended for those with positive results for the presence of tainted drywall:

U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Hotline
(800) 638-2772 or U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Investigation Update 10-12-10

The Florida Department of Health
(850) 245-4111 or Florida Department of Health

On FDOH homepage there is a map that will link you to your local health department

Important links regarding Chinese drywall:

Overview of Chinese Drywall controversy on Wikipedia 


Florida Department of Health - Subscribe to e-mail alerts;

Florida Department of Health Case Definition

Attorney General Consumer Alerts 

US Consumer Product Safety Commission Information Site

Chinese drywall sample analysis report from EPA

Carbon disulfide fact sheet 

Strontium fact sheet

Joint Fairness Hearing for settlements November 13, 2012 10am. The June hearing has been postponed and all of the settlements have been consolidated into one hearing so that they can all be coordinated.
http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/Drywall/Orders/6-4-12.or.consol.dates.pdf

Pre-Trial Order 26 for already remediated properties. Note the requirement for preservation of evidence and environmental certification (along with other items).
http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/Drywall/Orders/PTO.26.pdf

Settlement allocation. Reviews how they will allocate settlement funds which basically takes total money available divided by total square footage to be remediated to create $/Sf to be applied to each property owner.
http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/Drywall/Settlements/Banner.allocation.pdf

KPT Settlement agreement (nothing new, just providing in case new to issue)
http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/Drywall/12-21-11.kpt.global.settlement.pdf

Important dates and settlements. This is a list of important dates for the various settlements along with the list of settlements to date.
http://www.laed.uscourts.gov/Drywall/Settlements.htm

Foreclosure . This is an article and resource for assistance and financial help with foreclosure, even after the fact.
http://www.propublica.org/series/foreclosure-crisis

Environ's study: "Continued corrosion after removal of corrosive drywall". If you didn't know already, the ground wires inside the romex will be corroded if surrounded by cdw. We have a photo on our home page illustrating corrosion through romex.
http://www.environcorp.com/news/2012/04/environ-research-team-answers-critical-question-ab.aspx