There's no disputing the environmental benefits of compact fluorescent light bulbs, but lately there's been a lot of talk about their potential dangers. Since CFLs contain mercury—albeit tiny amounts—they require special cleanup if they accidentally break, and disposal at a qualified recycling facility when they eventually burn out. Do the energy savings of CFLs outweigh the hazards? Find out what other iVillagers are saying, and weigh in with your thoughts.
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Erin Walsh | Associate producer, iGo Green
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