Computer Recycling Expands Commitment to Sustainability with Ongoing Lamp Recycling Program

Fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescents (CFLs), and other mercury-containing bulbs are considered hazardous waste and must be handled with care.

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): As part of its mission to provide comprehensive and environmentally responsible recycling solutions, Computer Recycling is proud to highlight its ongoing Lamp Recycling Program, which helps businesses, schools, government agencies, and property managers safely dispose of used lamps and lighting equipment.

Fluorescent lamps, compact fluorescents (CFLs), and other mercury-containing bulbs are considered hazardous waste and must be handled with care. Improper disposal can result in the release of toxic materials into the environment. Computer Recycling’s program is designed to streamline the safe and compliant recycling of lamps, reducing environmental harm and helping clients meet local and federal disposal regulations.

“Many organizations don’t realize that light bulbs—especially fluorescents—can pose serious environmental risks if not handled properly,” said a spokesperson for Computer Recycling. “Our lamp recycling program ensures these materials are managed responsibly from collection to processing.”

Courtesy: www.wasteadvantagemag.com

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