
New Jersey Charges Ahead with 51% Collection Increase
New Jersey state collections increased 51% over 2010 amounts, totaling to over 169,000 pounds of rechargeable batteries being recycled in 2011.
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Recharging the Planet. Recycling Your Batteries™

New Jersey state collections increased 51% over 2010 amounts, totaling to over 169,000 pounds of rechargeable batteries being recycled in 2011.
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The Washington State Senate and House are considering product stewardship legislation that would require rechargeable battery manufacturers to ensure that batteries are diverted from landfills.
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ATLANTA (January 5, 2012) – More and more consumers are recycling their batteries according to Call2Recycle®, the North American leader in consumer battery recycling.
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During the month of October, Covanta Niagara, a part of Covanta Energy, launched a campaign with one of their Adopt-A-Schools, Geraldine J. Mann Elementary, to recycle rechargeable batteries and cell phones through Covanta’s participation in the Call2Recycle program.
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