SUNY ESF will collect and recycle all fluorescent, mercury vapor, metal halide and high-pressure sodium light bulbs used on campus. While many of these bulbs may not actually be hazardous, they will ...

Instead, they should be recycled at an approved recycling facility for household hazardous waste in your area. Most ...

The safe handling, storage and proper disposal of any mercury containing light bulbs is an important safety consideration for all persons who service these style lighting fixtures. The University must ...

All other fluorescent bulbs must be collected, managed, and disposed of through a permitted waste disposal facility as a Universal Waste, in full compliance with all applicable federal, state, and ...

The city of Santa Clara will be holding a drop-off event on Saturday where residents can safely dispose of household hazardous ... disposed of include fluorescent light tubes, compact fluorescent ...

The policy of waste separation ... accept fused bulbs and fluorescent tubes but it is not possible nor practical for everyone to cross the strait to dispose of these hazardous materials.