Full Title: Report on Automotive Mercury Switch Removal Programs
Full Work Author: Michelle Gaither, Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Resource Center
Abstract: Background information on mercury switches in vehicles, a synopsis of mercury removal programs, pros and cons of voluntary programs and recommendations to Washington state's King County.

Full Title: Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association: Mercury Reduction Programs
Full Work Author: Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association
Abstract: Search this database to find out what mercury reduction programs are taking place nationally, or add information about a program that your organization has created. 

Full Title: Ecosuperior’s Merc-Divert Superior
Full Work Author: Ecosuperior
Abstract: A nonprofit organization assisting with mercury reduction in the Great Lakes region.

Full Title: Mercury Thermostat Recycling 
Full Work Author: Peaks to Prairies, EPA Region 8’s pollution prevention information center
Abstract: Mercury thermostat recycling page

Full Title: Developing a Virtual Elimination Strategy for Mercury
Full Work Author: U.S. EPA
Abstract: An “options paper” that describes a series of potential actions to reduce mercury use and release in the Great Lakes basin.

Full Title: Mercury Reduction Activities Reported from Around the Great Lakes
Full Work Author: U.S. EPA
Abstract: Describes a diverse array of activities that have been undertaken by local, industrial, nonprofit, state, provincial or federal entities in the Great Lakes Basin that are responsive to the goals and objectives of the Binational Toxics Strategy (BNS)

Full Title: Mercury Free NIH Campaign, 
Full Work Author: NIH Division of Safety - Bethesda, Md.
Abstract: Links to mercury-related Web sites, guidance documents, health advisories, etc.

Full Title: Program to Rid VT Schools of Unwanted Science Lab Chemicals
Full Work Author: Vermont Agency of Natural Resources
Abstract: This document discusses a cleanout project started to eliminate mercury in science laboratories. Schools are assisted with inventory and clean-out of unwanted, unlabeled and unknown hazardous lab chemicals, including mercury and mercury compounds.

Full Title: The Ritual Use of Mercury Program
Full Work Author: U.S. EPA Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics
Abstract: A public education campaign directed to Haitian- and Caribbean-American communities, particularly those that practice spiritist faiths such as Santeria. 

Full Title: The Plan for Tri-National Mercury Deposition Network
Full Work Author: Sweet, Clyde - Illinois Water Survey; Schroeder, Bill - Environment Canada
Abstract: Working to obtain sufficient monitoring information on wet deposition of mercury to construct isopleth maps for the United States, Canada and Mexico, to determine short- and long-term trends, and to carry out intensive evaluation of dry deposition and source identification at a sufficient number of sites to be able to extrapolate these processes to the continental scale.

Full Title: Mercury Deposition Network
Full Work Author: National Atmospheric Deposition Program
Abstract: Developing a national database of weekly concentrations of total mercury in precipitation and the seasonal and annual flux of total mercury in wet deposition. 

Full Title: Mercury Poisoning Project
Full Work Author: Wendroff, Arnold - Mercury Poisoning Project
Abstract: Provides up-to-date information on the environmental health risks and effects from domestic and commercial mercury exposures.

Full Title: Mercury Policy Project
Full Work Author: Tides Center
Abstract: Formed in 1998 to raise awareness about the threat of mercury contamination. 

Full Title: Clean Water on the Web
Full Work Author: Association of Metropolitan Sewerage Agencies
Abstract: Evaluation of Domestic Sources of Mercury August 2000-AMSA initiated a study to collect information on concentrations of mercury in domestic wastewater, to identify the sources of mercury in domestic wastewater, and to evaluate the feasibility of controlling those mercury sources. Sources evaluated included common household products and food items, as well as research on mercury contributions from individuals with amalgam fillings.