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Drum Top Crushers, A Viable Alternative
Although fluorescent and HID lighting
save energy and money, they do present special disposal considerations. Fluorescent
and HID lamps (as well as some types of neon lamps) contain mercury and in
most cases are considered to be hazardous
wastes when disposed. Although the amount of mercury in each lamp is small,
several million lamps are discarded by many
businesses around the world, making these lamps one of the largest sources
of mercury in our
garbage. When a lamp is broken or placed in a landfill or
incinerator....
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The PestWest Mad Hatter™ Lamp Recycling
Program
In recognition of PestWest‚s commitment to preserving and preventing pollution
of the environment the unique and innovative - Mad Hatter™ Lamp Recycling
Program has been launched to recycle smaller quantities of spent lamps with the
minimum fuss and cost....
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A Bright Idea - Fluorescent & Mercury Bulb Recycling
The Carefree / Cave Creek Community Recycling Partnership of Arizona has initiated
a program to recycle all their spent fluorescent lamps and other tubes which
contain harmful mercury. The program will be available to all the citizens of
Cave Creek and the surrounding areas to drop off their used mercury containing
lighting....
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