I splurged on rechargeable AA batteries that came with a recharger that plugs into an outlet. My clock loses time more rapidly, but I can pop the batteries into the recharger, and all is well again.
Disposing of used batteries is a problem. Although there are many outlets that offer to take them, you have to get into the habit of doing this, and you're just redistributing unnecessary waste.
Why are retailers allowed to sell non-rechargeable batteries? If plastic bags are against the law in Toronto, you would think one-time-use batteries would be outlawed too.
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