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All Posts Tagged With: "Mercury"

The Daily Five: Thursday, 2 October, 2008

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The Senate votes overwhelmingly to send nuclear power technology to India; U.S. carmakers take a beating; and China embraces algae-based biofuels.

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Apple Debuts a Greener, Less Toxic iPod Nano

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Last year, Steve Jobs promised that Apple work work toward less toxic, easier-to-recycle consumer products. So how do the new iPod Nanos measure up?

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The Daily Five: Friday, 6 June, 2008

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One person’s trash is another person’s ethanol; weighing the cost of oil sand development; and GE looks to drop CFL mercury down to one milligram per bulb.

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E-Waste and Your Superfly iPhone

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That electronic gadget in your pocket is likely full of toxic substances. When its coolness wears off, will it get recycled — or become poisonous e-waste?

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Five Ways to Trash Old CFLs — Not the Environment

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Compact Florescent Lightbulbs (CFLs) are a slam-dunk when it comes to saving energy. Unfortunately, CFLs contain mercury. Here’s how to safely dispose of them.

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