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Unread 09-03-2006, 11:16
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How to discard dead batteries

Last night, we noticed that one of our practice batteries had died and would no longer take a charge. Since I know that simply tossing the battery into the trash is not a viable or safe option, I was wondering what other teams have done to dispose of their batteries after they die.

It has a large, happy recycling symbol on it, but how and where can these be recycled?
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