CTAM: Count to a million (Part 11)

Yep - those success rates are very good Not only does that mean that I get loads of free batteries, but more importantly, less batteries are unnecessarily being thrown out and going to landfill.

I was just thinking though - suppose some of the local shops/supermarkets let me empty their batteries around here (on the condition that I return the dead ones back for recycling): I wonder how many batteries I'd be able to collect in my battery supply? And how many less batteries would be going to landfill?

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Yea sure did.

Not really, homework, trying to rest ready for next week. What about you??

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Aah, homework. I remember having quite a lot of that when I was at school about 3 or 4 years ago! Out of interest, are you doing GCSE's, A Levels, etc?

I haven't got much planned for the weekend but I know I've got to go to my local drop off point to drop off a parcel that needs sending

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Indeed, and that is very important too

Ooh wow, you'd have loads! It definitely would be of great help to the environment too. Maybe it's worth asking?

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Yep and you're right, I certainly would have loads! Alright, that'd mean more to sort through, and potentially more to send back to recycling, but hey ho! It'd certainly give me more batteries and would help to ave the planet

Come to think of it, I wonder if I should ask the local shops if they'd let me recycle their batteries? I'd say so

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