Mercury Information
It takes all of us to manage mercury waste properly and to keep mercury out of the environment. Minimizing mercury releases from all sources is important as it is a nerve toxin that can impair the way we see, hear, walk and talk.
This section was developed to help you identify products and devices that may contain mercury, to help you learn how to properly dispose of mercury containing products and devices, and to help you understand why mercury is an environmental issue that affects us all.
- Mercury & The Environment
- Other Mercury Links and Resources
- Products & Devices That May Contain Mercury
- Proper Handling and Disposal Options
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- Recent News
April 16, 2008
Illinois Promotes Light Bulb Switch for Earth DayApril 7, 2008
Pennsylvania to Help Residents Recycle CFLsMarch 28, 2008
Verizon Wireless Recycles Phones for Domestic Violence VictimsMarch 17, 2008
Play It Safe, Prevent Poisonings, Lock Up PesticidesMarch 6, 2008
San Jose Residents Can Recycle Electronics This SaturdayFebruary 29, 2008
What’s in a Million? Less MercuryFebruary 14, 2008
NYC Council Approves Bill Requiring Residents to Recycle Electronics- CFL Company Reduces Mercury, Packaging
February 8, 2008
Plan to Recycle CFLs in Reno Being DevelopedJanuary 15, 2008
Apple Releases First Mercury-Free Laptop




