Title: How To Dispose Of Everything - Digg
Headings: How To Dispose Of Everything
TRASH TALK
How To Dispose Of Everything
Batteries
Cooking Oil
Matches
Condoms
Dead Pets
Medicine
Small Electronics
Gun Shells
Aerosol Cans
Light Bulbs
Oily Rags
Large Appliances
TL; DR? Recycle all the things.

Content: — If there are no disposal instructions on the label and you don't have access to a take-back program, remove the drugs from the packaging, mix them with a gross substance nobody would ever want to ingest (think kitty litter or coffee grounds), place the mixture in a sealed bag, and place with the normal trash. Small Electronics
Electronics are expensive for a reason. They're filled with valuable resources and materials such as rare metals, plastics and glass which take time, energy and lots of money to manufacture. Just because your iPod is broken doesn't mean the silicon in it is useless. There's always someone willing to pay money for the raw materials. Try selling your old phone or computer to a reseller like Gazelle. If they don't want it, or you are morally opposed to making money for some reason, check out the EPA's electronics recycling and donation guide here. Think recycling doesn't make a difference? You're wrong. For every million phones that get recycled, 35,000 lbs of copper, 772 lbs of silver, 75 lbs of gold and 33 lbs of palladium can be recovered.