Switch to Rechargeable Batteries





Use electronics with rechargeable batteries and avoid single-use ones. 

You will save money but most importantly you will reduce the amount of waste.

At the end of the life cycle of the batteries, always recycle them in dedicated containers.

Batteries are toxic and should not be sent to landfill.


Hi, I am a student from UiTM Pasir Gudang. This blog is my portfolio for the subject Transport Society & Environment (TPT343) in which I will be sharing posts on how we can make the world greener!

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