I have a small propane tank used for camping, ie stoves and lanterns. The label indicate not to refill them.  I would like to find a place to recycle them.
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We always refill ours, I know the label says not to but why would they sell the adapters to refill them if it wasn't supposed to be done???\n\nIf your not comfortable refilling, contact your local fire department. They will know how to get in contact with the local HAZ MAT in your area.
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Contact the recyclers in your area.  Each pays what they think is the current market price, so it varies daily.\n\nHere are some I found.
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I assume you are talking about extracting the Plutonium and Uranium 235 from the spent fuel currently stored in casks and storage pools.  Yes, it is feasible to cull these isotopes from the waste fuel, and use it to make new fuel to place back in reactors to make electrical power.\n\nThe spent fuel currently stored in casks generate very little heat outside the cask and not enough in the casks to be a practical source for electrical generation.
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If you do a Yahoo search for Earth 911, you will be able to search for recycling programs by zip code.  This will help you find the closest place to drop off your materials.  You can also call your city/county.  They will be able to help you find the closest center or provide information on curbside recycling services.
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It depends on where you are located. If you call your city or county and ask for a specialist in recycling or solid waste, they should be able to help you. Generally styrofoam is not accepted for recycling because recyclables are sold by weight, and it does not weigh enough to make good economic sense to truck it across the state, etc. Even when it can be recycled, it is usually just the kind with a number 6 triangle (clean only).
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i am not sure if they do it in america but i get rid of all mine on freecycle.\n\nas long as you give it away for free then the person that wants it comes to your house and takes it away, at your convienience.  \n\nit's good for big items and stops landfill sites becoming even fuller.  i have given away a lot of baby stuff that otherwise the people couldn't have afforded  -a pram for example\n\ni feel that i am doing something good for me - gets rid of clutter, for the people getting the stuff and for the planet\n\nbest of wishes to you for thinking of other people - take care and lots of hugs\n\nthey do do it in the us - just checked - visit here and if there is not one for your area then start your own.
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take it to your local hazardis waste material center, they should know what to do with it:)
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These are always showing up in the local paper.  Also, ask around about used equipment stores.  Check the yellow pages, too.
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you can search the internet for "recycling plastic materials" in your area, there are many manufacturers who colect (they pay for this kind of waste) PE, PP, PS, ABS or PET and made granules from it, selling them after for more, as raw material.
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I once read about a device with which reconditioning may be achieved 90% of the time on some types of batteries by applying a very brief, high voltage pulse (kinda like a camera's flash system) across the terminals of individual rechargeable cells.  I tried an improvised version of it with NiCD and sealed lead batteries, and it seemed to work most of the time.  I couldn't find plans for the device when I searched just now, though, so I can't really tell you more than that.  Unless you're knowledgeable in the field of electronics, I suggest you just get another battery because the method of recycling I just described may be dangerous.
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You can buy them off the shelf. hang on one second and I will get you a URL... http://www.nooutage.com/HydroElGen.htm
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Cubside recycling? Look no further! \nhttp://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Streets/recycleinfo.htm#Recycling%20Instructions\n\n\nHere is a cute reminder about recycling that was written by a Girl Scout troop\nhttp://tinyurl.com/zqomw\n\nIf your house is on this map, it will tell you which day is yours!\nhttp://www.slcgov.com/PublicServices/Streets/wastemap.htm
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Most cities or counties have recycling programs for electronic waste such as computers, monitors, and in your case copiers. In my area, Los Angeles County, they have e-Waste roundups where you drive up with your pickup truck or put stuff in your trunk, and they take it out free of charge. You can visit www.888CleanLA.com for more information. If you reside in a different area, I would contact your local City or County office.
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Find out if there was an agreement with the original owner of the adjoining lot to allow the tank to be built there.  If it has been there for several years, you may have the right to keep it there.  Make sure you do not piss off your neighbors because most likely they have the right to ask you to have it removed.
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I do recycle some, but I'm not as dedicated as I should be. But, some is better than none, right?! ;0)
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i dont know where in dallas u can go recycle, but recently i went to my first ever recycle trip and i was carrying 3 full bags. i was expected to make at least a $10 profit (gas money would be nice!) but instead, i only made half of what was expected..... i was big time dissappointed... so now i know that CRV arent really tat expensive. but when it comes to recycling.. dont think of MONEY, think that you'll be SAVING THE WORLD ^_^ js a thought~
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I am willing to do something about it. I recycle things all the time and travel on public transport all the time. If you would like to find out more of ways to save energy around the home there are plenty of websities to help you.