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    This document from Michigan State University provides instructions for properly disposing of used batteries. It encourages using rechargeable batteries when possible and lists some common items that use batteries. All used lithium, cadmium, nickel, and lead acid batteries must be recycled. Batteries should be placed in containers labeled "Used Batteries Only" and then picked up by the Office of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Safety to be transported to a waste storage facility before being shipped to an approved recycling facility.

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    This document from Michigan State University provides instructions for properly disposing of used batteries. It encourages using rechargeable batteries when possible and lists some common items that use batteries. All used lithium, cadmium, nickel, and lead acid batteries must be recycled. Batteries should be placed in containers labeled "Used Batteries Only" and then picked up by the Office of Radiation, Chemical and Biological Safety to be transported to a waste storage facility before being shipped to an approved recycling facility.

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    MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY

    Used Batteries
    Proper Disposal Instructions

    Sources

    Use rechargeable
    batteries when
    possible.

    Two-Way Radios Emergency Lights Cell Phones

    All Used Lithium, Cadmium,


    Nickel, and Lead Acid Batteries
    Must Be Recycled

    Place used batteried into any boxes OR


    or containers in the department
    labeled “Used Batteries Only”

    Contact ORCBS
    Used Batteries Subject to Universal (355-0153) for
    Waste Regulations, Must Be Recycled Pickup

    Transported to MSU
    Waste Storage Facility

    Shipped To Approved Recycling Facility

    MSU Control Instructions M-1

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