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You see fluorescent lamps everywhere – in offices, stores, warehouses, street corners, even in homes. So how can these lamps pose such enormous environmental and health risks? Click for more
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When it comes to eWaste, NLR has a strict “No Landfill” & high reuse policy. eWaste is fast becoming a global problem. NLR is fully permitted for the recycling & resuse of many electronics.
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Most batteries contain hazardous chemicals and are regulated as Universal Waste. These chemicals can contaminate the environment if they are discarded with ordinary trash.
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Mercury-containing fluorescent lamps are one of the most energy efficient lighting sources available. However, the light ballasts, which perform two functions: limiting the current and providing the starting kick to ionize the gas in the fluorescent tube(s), may contain PCBs.
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Light bulbs aren’t the only items in your business that contain hazardous materials. You’ll find landfill-banned mercury containing items virtually everywhere that you look.
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