GoodHumans Guidelines:Use rechargable batteries.

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Created by: brent on 2000-01-19 22:00:29
Last modified by: brent on 2000-01-19 22:00:29

Summary: Batteries contain chemicals that are harmful to the environment when disposed of. They run down and must be replaced regularly. Using rechargable batteries saves money and doesn't pollute the earth.

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0 points - I don't own any rechargable batteries.	5 points - I have some rechargable batteries but I don't know where they are.	25 points - I own a set of rechargable batteries, but they are always out of juice.
50 points - I own a set rechargable batteries and keep them charged.	75 points - I own a few sets of rechargable batteries and keep them charged.	100 points - I use rechargable batteries in all of my portable electronics.