P2Rx Topic Hubs - Guides to Community-Reviewed Resources on the Web
Home || Search || Contact 
 
P2 Network P2 Library Business and Education Information P2 Program Directory P2 Topic Hubs
for links in this hub OR
Browse by Keyword
Visit Another P2Rx Topic Hub
Choose a Hub Section
Table of Contents
Background and Overview
Collection Programs
Alternative Products
Handling, Recycling & Disposal
Spills
Where to go for Help
Mercury Reduction Programs
Complete List of Links

Browse by Keyword

Find Mercury-Automotive Topic Hub Links related to these keywords:

Automobile industry and trade (16) / Automobiles -- Brakes (8) / Automobiles -- Equipment and supplies (10) / Automobiles -- Lighting (18) / Automobiles -- Maintenance and repair (2) / Hazardous waste management (6) / Health effects (1) / Laws and legislation (3) / Materials handling (14) / Metal industry and trade (1) / Metal recycling (8) / Recycling (Waste, etc.) (2) / Reporting (1) / Salvage (Waste, etc.) (7) / Scrap metals (2) / Spills and accidents (8) /


Keyword: Spills and accidents, 8 Links

NJ Department of Health and Senior Services: Guidelines for the Safe Clean-up of Mercury [PDF]
Abstract: Contains spill clean up instructions and list of contractors in the NJ area.
Source: New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services
URL: http://www.state.nj.us/health/eoh/survweb/merchome.pdf

IDEM - Mercury Spill Information and Cleanup Guidance [PDF]
Abstract:
Source: Indiana Department of Environmental Management
URL: http://www.state.in.us/idem/ctap/mercury/spill.pdf

Mercury - Emergency Spill & Release Facts [PDF]
Abstract: Includes basic definitions, health concerns, routes of exposure, and procedures EPA uses in responding to mercury spills and releases, and ways communities can avoid exposure to mercury.
Source: US Environmental Protection Agency
URL: http://www.bedisclosure.com/pdf_dir/22%20mercury-emerg.pdf

Information on Mercury Spill Clean-up
Abstract: Kansas Department of Health and Environment information on cleaning up very small spills.
Source: Kansas Department of Health and Environment
URL: http://www.kdhe.state.ks.us/mercury/#spill

NH Department of Environmental Services: Cleaning Up Household Spills of Elemental Mercury
Abstract: What to do in case of a mercury spill in the household.
Source: New hamshire Department of Environmental Services
URL: http://www.des.state.nh.us/factsheets/hw/hw-15.htm

Material Safety Data Sheet
Abstract: Vendor MSDS for elemental mercury.
Source: Mallinckrodt Baker Inc.
URL: http://www.jtbaker.com/msds/englishhtml/M1599.htm

MI Department of Environmental Quality: Cleaning Up Small Mercury Spills Fact Sheet [PDF]
Abstract: Provides advice and procedures for cleaning up small mercury spills (less than 2 tablespoons). Includes how to assemble your own mercury spill kit.
Source: Michigan DEQ
URL: http://www.deq.state.mi.us/documents/deq-ead-p2-mercury-mercspills.pdf

University of Washington, Environmental Health and Safety, Mercury Spills
Abstract: This website discusses health effects, common usages for mercury, spill kits, how to handle spill situations, and alternatives.
Source: University of Washington
URL: http://www.ehs.washington.edu/services/spills_mercury.htm


Search Tips:

You may search for links by typing text in the search box. This starts a search of fields in the links database including title, source and description.

If you aren't finding a specific resource try:

  • typing one word from the title in the search box
  • typing one word from the name of the source in the search box

If you aren't finding a link that generally relates to your questions, try:

  • using alternate or more general terms in the search box
  • using one descriptive word rather than multiple words

Please let us know if you couldn't find what you wanted or if you want to suggest a new link:

Suggest a Link

Ask for Help

Peaks to Prairies is a member of the Pollution Prevention Resource Exchange, a national network of regional information centers: NEWMOA (northeast), WRRC (southeast), GLRPPR (Great Lakes), ZeroWasteNet (southwest), P2RIC (plains), Peaks to Prairies (mountain), WRPPN (Pacific southwest), PPRC (northwest).