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The Australian Government today took another step to keeping mercury out of landfill with the accreditation of Lighting Council Australia’s Fluorocycle initiative, a voluntary industry-led product stewardship approach.

A number of Victorian organisations were today recognised for their commitment to keeping harmful mercury out of our environment, through their participation in a fluoro-light recycling program.

In 2006, National Australia Bank (NAB) committed to reducing its impact on climate change. Over the next four years, the group achieved significant reductions in emissions, increasing utilisation of renewable energy and purchased offsets to become the first Australian bank to be Carbon Neutral an...

The Sydney Opera House Trust has today been recognised by the Australian Government for committing to recycle fluorescent lights from its iconic building.

South Australian companies have been recognised by the Australian Government for their commitment to reducing the amount of mercury entering the environment from the disposal of fluorescent lighting.

FluoroCycle is a scheme that aims to increase the recycling of lamps that contain mercury and reduce the amount of mercury entering the environment.

FluoroCycle - How to recycle lamps that contain mercury