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Full Text
766 chars(b) The United States Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) estimated that for the year 2000, 17 tons of elemental mercury from thermometers will be disposed of as municipal solid waste – this does not include additional mercury that finds its way into the medical waste stream. Accidental mercury spills, breakages, and releases have occurred at schools throughout the Northeast. In addition to the threat of health risks to students and staff and potential for adverse environment impact, these discharges are costly, Harvard University has sited that it costs $110 to properly clean up a single thermometer breakage in a laboratory. These incidences have proven costly to clean up and have exposed students, teachers and/or administrators to mercury emissions.