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Mercury in the Environment

Mercury is a natural occurring chemical that is a very useful element, but poses a real health risk. You can minimize this risk by reducing the use of mercury-containing products and properly disposing of mercury-containing waste.  For further information on the health risks of mercury and how you can reduce your risks, select from the categories below.

 
 

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