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FAQ

Q1: How should I segregate batteries from other ​wastes?

A1: Place all batteries separately from other ​materials. Avoid mixing them with general waste to ​facilitate proper recycling.


Q2: Where can I dispose of small non-leaking ​batteries (< 2 lbs.) on campus?

A2: Use designated used battery collection ​containers located in Facilities Operations or ​throughout each campus. Ensure batteries are not ​leaking or deteriorated.


Q3: How should I protect battery terminals?

A3: Place small batteries in original packaging, ​sealed plastic bags, or tape terminals with clear ​tape. Avoid obscuring battery type with tape.


Q4: What about large lead-acid batteries?

A4: Large lead-acid batteries require separate ​storage. Deliver them to Facilities Operations. ​Protect terminals by using caps or taping nodes.


Q5: Can I mix different types of batteries for ​disposal?

A5: No, segregate batteries by type before ​recycling or disposal. This ensures proper handling ​and recycling processes.


Q6: What if batteries are leaking or deteriorated?

A6: Contact EH&S if batteries are leaking or ​deteriorated. They will assess whether special ​handling as hazardous waste is required.


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