LED lamp production and processing factory, with the development of the lighting industry, although the problem of energy conservation should be solved, the recycling of energy-saving lamps has become a new problem. According to the survey, most citizens know that energy-saving lamps contain mercury, but 95 told reporters that if the energy-saving lamps are broken, they will be thrown away directly. Although they know that energy-saving lamps contain mercury, they have to throw them away because there is no special organization to recycle them. China is a major producer and consumer of lighting products. The output of energy-saving lamps and incandescent lamps ranks first in the world. Last year, the output of incandescent lamps and domestic sales were 38. 0. 5 billion and 10. 0. 7 billion. At the same time China energy-saving lamps total output for 42. 0. 6 billion, accounting for about of the total output. The promotion of energy-saving lamps has achieved energy conservation and emission reduction, but it is very energy-saving and has become one of the outstanding problems of electronic waste. However, what is the waste disposal of energy-saving lamps in other countries? Importing an energy-saving lamp in France requires a levy of 0. The tax of 15 euros is handed over to a professional company for recycling, and advertisements are placed at the door of the supermarket, requiring the public to deal with the energy-saving lamps harmlessly; Energy-saving lamps can not be thrown casually, there are courier companies to recycle, but consumers have to pay the courier fee. Take Japan as another example, enterprises pay to send the waste lamps to the recycling center actively, while families recycle the waste lamps through garbage classification; The recycling rate of waste energy-saving lamps in Taiwan has reached more than 80. China electric appliance company and its holding company, Zhongtai Resources Technology Co. , Ltd. , have formed a cycle system of manufacturing, selling and recycling waste lighting sources, the recycling rates of Mercury, phosphor and glass reach 100, 60 and 30 respectively. Because of the harm of low dose mercury toxicity to different organ systems of human body, including the reduction of adult muscle strength, the increase of fatigue, the deformity of offspring, etc; For children and infants, it can cause shortage of language and memory ability, inattention, autism, delay of walking ability, etc. Once lead enters the human body, it will hinder the synthesis of blood, leading to anemia, headache and limb soreness. After invading the brain nerve tissue, it may also cause children's developmental retardation, hyperactivity, mental retardation and other diseases. A professor of environmental law at China University of Political Science and Law said: at present, there is no relevant legislation on garbage classification and heavy metal recycling in China, and there is a gap in the recycling of energy-saving lamps. He suggested that the state should issue relevant regulations, formulate special regulations for waste energy-saving lamps, batteries and other wastes containing harmful metals, set up special recycling agencies, and clarify the responsibilities of various departments. Recycle and utilize waste energy-saving lamps, so that enterprises can earn money, or give subsidies to recycling enterprises to ensure that enterprises do not lose money; The Sanitation Department is responsible for garbage classification; The commercial department is responsible for recycling; The Environmental Protection Department takes measures to manage it.