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Terminating the CFL problem


The key to increasing recovery of potentially damaging compact fluorescent lamps (CFL) is ramping up the number and accessibility of bins in drop-off centres, says a new study by the Eastern Metropolitan Regional Council (EMRC) in Perth. In 2009 if got funding for a study and trial to extend the collection and recycling of CFLs, ahead of the national ban on incandescent in November 2009.



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