We have a decent recycling program in the region.They don't do batteries or small electronic appliances yet though.We can drop off electronics at our local Canadian Tire.For batteries I can throw them in the expired battery bin at the Avondale store (corner store).
I have a large compost bin in our back yard for pretty much all our yard and most kitchen waste.
Our neighbor behind us had chickens prolly bout 50 and we would throw all our scraps over the fence and they would fight for their share, it was great to watch being a city slicker I really never had any hands on with chickens unless they were fried. My fav was throwing a unsliced loaf of bread and watching them go at it. It got to the point every time someone would open the back door they would flock to the fence and chatter. I miss those chickens since the owner died a couple years back and they got rid of the chickens.
I bought a couple 18650 flashlights from FT to get a 2nd life out of the batts that don't cut it in my PV's no more.
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