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I live in South Australia – how can I recycle my fluoro tubes and globes?

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I live in South Australia – how can I recycle my fluoro tubes and globes?

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• Visit the Hazardous Household Waste Depot at the corner of Magazine Road and Henschke Street, Dry Creek. It is open on the first Tuesday of every month from 9am – 12 noon. • Take the tubes and globes to a free Zero Waste SA/Local Council household hazardous waste collection. Licensed professional waste management contractors set up temporary collection points in metropolitan and country areas of the State. Or telephone Zero Waste SA on 8204 1947. • Take the tubes to DeLights at 37 Anzac Highway, Ashford or Ikea at 397 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Adelaide Airport. • Householders are advised not to place compact fluorescent globes or other fluorescent tubes in their kerbside recycling bin. These items need to be recycled by a company with a specific process. The mercury powder contained in them is a significant contamination concern for the broader recycling industry. There are fee-for-service options available for commercial and industrial users to ensure their fluoro tubes and globes a

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• Visit the Hazardous Household Waste Depot at the corner of Magazine Road and Henschke Street, Dry Creek. It is open on the first Tuesday of every month from 9am – 12 noon. For further details phone 08 8204 1947. • Take the tubes and globes to a free Zero Waste SA/Local Council household hazardous waste collection. Licensed professional waste management contractors set up temporary collection points in metropolitan and country areas of the State. Or telephone Zero Waste SA on 8204 1947. • Take the tubes to DeLights at 37 Anzac Highway, Ashford or Ikea at 397 Sir Donald Bradman Drive, Adelaide Airport. • Householders are advised not to place compact fluorescent globes or other fluorescent tubes in their kerbside recycling bin. These items need to be recycled by a company with a specific process. The mercury powder contained in them is a significant contamination concern for the broader recycling industry. • In January 2008, tube/CFL recyclers have been in negotiation with councils abou

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