Some of the documents may be in pdf format - you will require Acrobat Reader to open those files - it’s free, just click on the button below to download it.
Environment Canada - Mercury and the Environment website
Federal Facilities Mercury Info-Guide
Canada Wide Standards - General Information, Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) - Development of the Canada-wide Standards for Mercury
"The process for developing Canada-wide Standards for Mercury has been on going since 1998. Canada-wide standards have been developed for several significant mercury-emitting sectors, and for select products containing mercury. These include standards for mercury emissions from base metal smelters and incinerators, and for mercury-containing lamps and mercury from dental amalgam wastes. A CWS for mercury emissions from coal-fired electric power generation is currently under development."
Other Information related to Mercury: About Mercury, Prince Edward Island-Fisheries, Aquaculture and Environment “Here are some common mercury applications which have already been reduced or are awaiting replacement”
Lamprecycle.org "Lamprecycle.org is a resource for any light bulb ("lamp") user seeking details on recycling spent mercury-containing lamps"
New Brunswick's webpage on Mercury including Mercury: A Summary of New Brunswick's Mercury Action Plan
Mercury Elimination and Reduction Challenge webpage, Pollution Probe The main areas of focus include an effort to develop and implement a programme to recover mercury switches from automobiles (MERC switch-out); and a mercury thermometer take-back and exchange project.
Michigan’s Mercury Pollution Prevention webpage, State of Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
09/06/03
|