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Publication - Mercury in Fluorescent Lighting: Unnecessary Health Risks & Actionable Solutions

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Title
Mercury in Fluorescent Lighting: Unnecessary Health Risks & Actionable Solutions
Publisher
Clean Light Coalition
Author
Peter Maxson, Michael Bender, Alicia Culver
Published in
November 2021
Abstract
This report by the CLASP-coordinated Clean Lighting Coalition, in partnership with the Mercury Policy Project and Responsible Purchasing Network, highlights environmental and health risks posed when fluorescent lamps break, especially to children and other vulnerable populations. It also recommends concrete steps government, industry, and consumers can take to accelerate the transition to LED lighting, which is mercury-free, more energy-efficient, and widely available.
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