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| 2.__Remove lamps.__A person who contracts with the owner or | manager of an industrial, commercial, office or multi-unit | residential building or with a person responsible for outdoor | lighting to remove from service fluorescent or other lamps that | contain mercury shall clearly inform, in writing, the person for | whom the work is being done that the lamps being removed from | service contain mercury and what the contractor's arrangements are | for the management of the mercury in the removed lamps. |
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| §1395.__Elemental mercury |
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| | 1.__Sale.__A person may not sell mercury to another person in | this State without providing a material safety data sheet, as | defined in United States Code, Title 42, Section 11049, and | requiring the purchaser to sign a statement that the purchaser: |
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| A.__Will use the mercury only for a medical, dental, | instructional, research or manufacturing purpose; |
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| B.__Understands that mercury is toxic and that the purchaser | will store and use it appropriately so that no person is | exposed to the mercury unknowingly; and |
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| C.__Will not place or allow anyone under the purchaser's | control to place the mercury with other solid waste for | disposal or in a wastewater disposal system. |
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| | 2. Use.__A person who uses elemental mercury in any | application may not place, or deliver the mercury to another | person who places residues, particles, scrapings or other | materials that contain mercury in solid waste or wastewater, | except for traces of materials that may inadvertently pass | through a filtration system during a dental procedure. |
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| §1396.__Ban; toys, games and apparel |
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| | A person may not sell for resale or at retail in this State a | toy or game that contains mercury or an item of clothing or | wearing apparel that contains an electric switch that contains | mercury. |
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| | Sec. 2. Report; manufacturer responsibility for collection of mercury-added products. | The Land and Water Resources Council shall prepare a report that | identifies and responds to arguments against extending | manufacturer responsibility to the collection of mercury-added | products from users. The report must address the following | issues: |
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| | 1. Whether mercury-added products that do not meet the |
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