Battery take back scheme begins September 26th

From 26 September 2008 onwards all battery retailers will be required to take back, free of charge, waste batteries including rechargeable batteries including those incorporated into electrical and electronic equipment and/or battery packs. Any person depositing waste batteries at the premises of any battery retailer will not be obligated to purchase any product or products from the retailer concerned. more.

a years supply

a years supply

Brian Greene asks
why no wind up remote controls? no wind up! a shake of the trolls and there is enough power to beam a tiny IR signal 12feet!
will shops take back mobile phone batteries? no. but phone shops should.
what batteries are safe to dispose of for land fill? none
why not operate a money back scheme? like the soft drinks glass in the 1970′s
will new ipods have removable batteries according to this directive?

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2 Responses to Battery take back scheme begins September 26th

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  2. karl deeter says:

    epic win! now the 5 car batteries i had no idea what to do with will have a home! just have to wait a few weeks!

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