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Rhode Island General Laws 23-60.1-5. Prohibition on the disposal of nickel-cadmium, mercuric-oxide, and lead-acid batteries

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 23 > Chapter 23-60.1 > § 23-60.1-5 - Prohibition on the disposal of nickel-cadmium, mercuric-oxide, and lead-acid batteries

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Effective January 1, 1994, no person shall knowingly place in municipal or commercial solid waste a nickel-cadmium, mercuric-oxide, or lead-acid dry cell battery or a rechargeable consumer product containing a nickel-cadmium or lead-acid dry cell battery.


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Rhode Island General Laws 23-60.1-5. Prohibition on the disposal of nickel-cadmium, mercuric-oxide, and lead-acid batteries

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 23 > Chapter 23-60.1 > § 23-60.1-5 - Prohibition on the disposal of nickel-cadmium, mercuric-oxide, and lead-acid batteries

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