LIFE MERCURY-FREE project raises the issue of mercury environmental contamination, which come from traditionally underestimated sources related to use of mercury-containing goods in everyday life, mishandled by consumers because of the lack of information and consumer-friendly means of disposal. Complex Awareness Raising and Behaviour Change for the Mercury-Free City Environment
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On March 25, 2025, the second edition of the Lodz University of Technology Chess Championships, known as the “Two Towers” tournament, took place at the Lodz University of Technology Library. The event was held under the patronage of the LIFE Mercury Free project and was part of the celebrations of the university’s 80th anniversary. It…
Mercury, especially its toxic form (methylmercury), can cause health problems, especially in pregnant women and young children. Regular consumption of fish with high mercury content can lead to damage to the nervous system, kidneys and immune system. Tips for fish consumption: It is recommended to limit the consumption of large predatory fish (e.g. tuna, swordfish)…
The round table “Sustainable practices and measures to prevent contamination of landfills with mercury-containing waste” was a part of the active phase of the joint creation of the Roadmap within the framework of the project LIFE Mercury-FREE “Complex Awareness Raising and Behaviour Change for the Mercury-Free City Environment” and took place on September 21–22, 2023…
Polish version of the news is here: https://www.zu.p.lodz.pl/ekokacik-na-wydziale-elektrycznym 26/01/2024 University Life No. 167 Since October 2023, an eco-corner built as part of the Life Mercury FREE project has been operating at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Electronics, Computer Science and Automation of the Lodz University of Technology. Here, students can learn about new information about…
Mercury is an extremely toxic metal that poses adverse effects when the use of products containing it is excessive and indiscriminate. It is found in many everyday items, such as thermometers, fluorescent lamps, and electronic devices. Irresponsible disposal or destruction of these objects leads to the release of mercury into our environment, with serious and…