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Mercury Policy Project - Links
Some of these programs include free collection and replacement of mercury containing devices and others have employed a bounty approach to the collection of mercury containing devices. In many instances, the ...
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The Consumer Recycling Guide: Recycling More Obscure Materials (toxics, batteries, mercury, computers, eyeglasses, foam peanuts)
Mercury is a deadly poison. Chronic exposure leads to brain damage (and dain bramage). Mercury easily gets into water, then into fish, then back into humans. Mercury containing products of any source must be disposed/recycled as "household hazardous waste". Contact your garbage or recycling company for days & times. Do not mess around with mercury. ...
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Mercury Policy Project
Spring 1998. Mercury Product Phase-Out Alternatives to common mercury-containing products. Model State Legislature Healthcare Mercury ...
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Suburban Water Testing Labs: Mercury Fact Sheet
Followup: Treatment: Granular Activated Carbon; RO Details: Source: Mercury is a liquid metal found in natural deposits as ores containing other elements. Electrical products such as dry-cell batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, switches, and other control equipment account for 50% of mercury used. Large amounts of mercury ...
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School Health: Mercury in Schools: Environmental Health in Minnesota
Mercury vapors are known to be toxic, and especially harmful to fetuses and young children because their nervous systems are developing. Even a small spill of mercury or an open vial containing mercury may contaminate the air in a classroom, creating a potential health concern. Mercury is commonly found in chemistry and ...
www.health.state.mn.us
GLRC Mercury Emission Reduction Initiative - October 2007
Great Lakes region. Proposed Activities Create region-wide strategy to reduce mercury emissions A Great Lakes mercury emission reduction strategy would be developed in a manner similar to ... economically reasonable. Examples of potential sources include manufacturing processes that produce mercury emissions, and the disposal of mercury-containing products. The strategy would be drafted by a group that ...
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Mercury Policy Project
Labeling of mercury-added products to educate consumers during product purchasing and at time of product discard Disclosure for mercury-containing formulated products used at health care facilities Some states and provinces have already begun to take steps to reduce mercury releases, but ...
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Mercury In King County: Which Thermostats Have Mercury?
Disposal It is illegal to put mercury thermostats in the garbage or trash in King County. Households and contractors/businesses have numerous--free--options for recycling mercury-containing ...
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Mercury Thermometer Exchange Program
For additional information regarding mercury, please visit the links listed below: The Mercury Thermometer Exchange Program Report of Activities Guidance for Managing Broken Mercury Fever Thermometers Information on safe disposal of household mercury ...
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Mercury Policy Project
"Informed consent will empower Vermonters to just say no to mercury amalgam, and in the process this will help reduce mercury ... Mercury Pollution stated its support for “an eventual phase-out of mercury-containing dental amalgam...and recommends that the Legislature consider this [in order] to virtually eliminate the release of anthropogenic mercury ...
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