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Comment Re:There are solutions (Score 1) 51

When I was a kid back in the late 70s and early 80s I used to go from house to house with my little red wagon asking for dead car batteries. My town also sits within a valley and people would dump washing machines, dryers, TVs, batteries, etc.. on the hill sides in the woods. I would also collect those batteries. The local scrap metal yard would give me $5 for each lead acid battery I brought to them. I made enough one year to purchase a TRS-80 PC2 pocket computer when I was 13 years old. I did the same thing with aluminum cans and pop bottles. There was money laying all over the place.

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