Education Centre
Thank you for visiting our Education Centre. Here you'll find information on battery types, the importance of recycling them and frequently asked questions.
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How to Prepare Your Batteries for Recycling
How to Start a Recycling Program at Work
How to Start a Battery Recycling Program in Apartment Buildings
Ontario Schools Battery Recycling Challenge
The Ontario Schools Battery Recycling Challenge is for elementary and secondary schools in the Province of Ontario. There is no cost to participate and there's a chance to win great cash prizes.
Learn more about the Ontario Schools Battery Recycling Challenge.
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Quick Links
For your convenience, here is a summary of important links related to this page.
- What's Inside A Battery?
- Battery Types
- Lead Acid Battery
- Primary Alkaline Battery
- Rechargeable Battery
- Vented Cell Battery
- How to Prepare Your Batteries for Recycling
- OSBRC Challenge
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Did you know?
Zinc is one of the world's most commonly used metals. Approximately 30% of the zinc today comes from recycled sources. Environmental 360 Solutions is able to recover zinc from the batteries that you recycle. The zinc we recover is then reused as micronutrients in fertilizer to grow corn for biofuel.
As a result of E360S's recycled materials, farmers are able to increase their yields by over 20 bushels per acre. This is important considering our growing population and the need to make efficient use of our existing farmland.
Find out more about our technology and how together we are turning waste into a valuable resource.