There are more than 8,000 tonnes of used hazardous batteries, such as Lead-Acid Automotive batteries, are disposed into Australian landfill every year. This is an increasing problem. Think of the millions of, cars, motor mike, UPS system, and other industrial machinery sold in Australia then you’ll see the environmental challenge of disposal hazardous batteries.
Most chemicals used for making Lead-Acid Automotvie batteries are toxic, such as lead metal and acid. Used Lead-Acid batteries are thrown away with other household waste can damage our environment. We can get the batteries out of the general garbage and get them disposed of properly. The easiest way to disposal your old car batteries is take them to the nearest car workshop. Most of them will take care of them for you.
We also can contribute to reduce hazardous waste, starting with prevention and, for instance, maintain your batteries well to maximize the battery life time. This is a better option to reduce hazardous waste. It will also bring environmental and financial benefits.
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