§ 1 Legislative determination and declaration of purpose
§ 2 Definitions
§ 3 Financial assistance to public bodies
§ 4 Discovery and assessment of solid waste pollution; liability for costs; adjudicatory hearings; judicial review
§ 6 Acid gas scrubbers
§ 6A Implementation of IMERC standards by department
§ 6B Notification of mercury-added products offered for final sale, use or distribution in commonwealth
§ 6C Restrictions on use and sale of mercury-added vehicle switches; plan for removal and recycling of mercury-added components in end-of-life vehicles
§ 6D Sale of mercury-added thermostats and other mercury-added products
§ 6E Sale or distribution of mercury switch or mercury relay; exceptions
§ 6F Exemptions from prohibitions in Secs. 6D and 6E; applications; fees
§ 6G Purchase of elemental mercury, mercury compounds and mercury-added equipment and materials by schools
§ 6H Disclosure requirements for mercury-added formulated product manufacturers
§ 6I Disposal of mercury-added products; education program; discharge of mercury into water; scrap recycling of multi-component products containing mercury
§ 6J Sale of mercury-added products; collection plan; mercury-added lamps
§ 6K Labeling requirements for mercury-added products
§ 6L Collection of mercury-added products by solid waste collectors
§ 6M Preference for purchase of products not containing mercury by state procurement officer, university system and agencies
§ 6N Rules and regulations
§ 7 Composting programs
§ 8 Penalties

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  • Other entity: includes a domestic or foreign nonprofit corporation. See Massachusetts General Laws ch. 156D sec. 11.01
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