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Campaign aims to reduce battery-related fires on garbage trucks in West Virginia

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From tools to toys, rechargeable or long-life batteries power a lot of the things we use for work and play. But when those batteries die and won't recharge, throwing them in the garbage creates a fire risk in garbage trucks and at waste and recycling facilities.

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Campaign aims to reduce battery-related fires on garbage trucks in West Virginia

From tools to toys, rechargeable or long-life batteries power a lot of the things we use for work and play. But when those batteries die and won't recharge, throwing them in the garbage creates a fire risk in garbage trucks and at waste and recycling facilities.

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WBOY broke the news on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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