Take a fluorescent tube ... Some cities or waste disposal centers have specific programs for recycling or disposing of bulbs properly. It’s also a good idea to visit websites like Earth911 ...

If you have old incandescent bulbs to recycle, check local specialized or mail-in services. Compact fluorescent lights are popular because they use less energy than incandescent bulbs; they’re ...

SUNY ESF will collect and recycle all fluorescent, mercury vapor, metal halide and high-pressure sodium light bulbs used on campus. While many of these bulbs may not actually be hazardous, they will ...

All other fluorescent bulbs must be collected, managed, and disposed of through a permitted waste disposal facility as a Universal Waste, in full compliance with all applicable federal, state, and ...

Physical facilities also recycles light bulbs as part of this service with Cleanlites Recycling: Last year we recycled about 2,000 individual fluorescent and mercury lamps (aka long light bulbs). For ...