A Mercurial Dilemma
Published: Jul 31, 2007
Photo: Prasad
Abstract: Without a national programme to make CFL disposal easy for the average consumer, millions of CFLs reaching the end of their life will silently release mercury–a deadly toxin, into India’s waste stream.
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