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Now the tires, next time will be the car batteries

• frosted-flakes 5y ago
  Aren't car batteries quite valuable and heavily recycled.
  • pomian 5y ago
    Yes, but they usually break them up first, releasing the reactive, lead heavy acid into the ground. The lead itself is packaged and shipped, leaving the plastic casing and acid in the ground. Used to be normal practice for scrap yards the world over.