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Disposal of sulfuric Acid

I'm from Papua New Guinea and am working with Mission Aviation Fellowship. We deal a lot with lead-acid batteries for aircraft and for car batteries. My query is that there is no facility in Papua New Guinea for disposal of battery acid. And we want to do the right thing according to the environmental act by properly disposing the battery acid ⇦this on eBay or Amazon [affil links] . How do we do that? Need help and advice.

Kila Vui
mission aviation fellowship - Papua, New Guinea
2005

The best way to get a correct answer is to contact your local government agency which enforces environmental regulations in your country.

Jeffrey Holmes, CEF
Spartanburg, South Carolina
2005

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