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Around 1 billion household batteries are used in the UK every year. In 2009, only 3% were recycled, the rest went to landfill. |
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Batteries can be found in all sorts of things from toys and mobile phones, to power tools and laptops. Placing batteries in normal waste can be hazardous and new legislation that came into force on 1st February 2010 prevents this and at the same time increases recycling. |
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Any retailer that sells over 32Kg of batteries a year has to offer battery take back by displaying a collection box, if you would like to find your nearest battery collection point, please click here… |
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‘Electrical lovers’ urged to let their unwanted gadgets go
(21/06/2010)
Monmouthshire Council Develops Battery Recycling Campaign
(21/05/2010)
Newport Council Develops Battery Recycling Campaign
(20/05/2010)
Torfaen Council Launches Battery Recycling Campaign
(19/05/2010)
Budget Pack launches its Schools Batteries Recycling Campaign
(16/04/2010)
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