OK, last recycle post for awhile :-) But, here are ways to recycle your batteries and CFL Lightbulbs.

BATTERIES Stores like RadioShack, Lowe's and Home Depot recycle rechargeable batteries for free. Search for other drop-off locations near you at call2recycle.org. The single-use kinds, like AAs, no longer contain toxic metals, so it's okay to trash them. However, the casings can leak acid so seal them in a plastic bag first.
CFL LIGHTBULBS Gather CFLs, which have mercury, in a plastic bag and toss them in the designated bins at Lowe's Home Depot or Ikes. Your local hardware store may also accept them---call to find out. Get more ideas at earth911.com and type in your zip code.
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