Mercury Thermostat Reduction and Recycling Pledge Program
The Mercury Thermostat Reduction and Recycling Pledge Program is the beginning of several other initiatives to voluntarily reduce the amount of mercury-containing devices which may be found in our homes. Since the beginning of the program in September 1997, nearly 200 Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) suppliers and contractors have signed up to participate in our voluntary program. The program participants are working with the Thermostat Recycling Corporation to utilize free recycling of the discarded mercury-containing thermostats.
Select one of the following for additional information on:
- Supplier Mercury Pledge Information
- Supplier Mercury Pledge Form
- Contractor Mercury Pledge Information
- Contractor Mercury Pledge Form
- Mercury Pledge Program Participants
For further information or to sign-up for the Mercury Reduction and Recycling Pledge Program, please contact:
Cheri Storms
Phone: 317/233-5553
E-mail: cstorms(at)idem.in.gov
Additional Resources
- Air Conditioning Contractors of America (ACCA)
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