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2011-03-09 — propublica.org
"The decision to buy back the house came as part of the nonprofit's settlement with Brian Morgan, a classical organist who owned a house in Habitat's Musicians Village in New Orleans. Morgan sued after he discovered that his home was built with the contaminated material. So far he is the only Habitat homeowner to sue the organization."
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