where to dispose Lithium-ion battery

You know you can't really dump the Lithium-ion battery with normal waste.

According to Ehow,

these batteries can lead to respiratory problems and, in some cases, skin rashes. In many states, it is illegal to throw away lithium ion batteries. This is because they enter the solid waste stream and contaminate soil and water. In addition, if this kind of battery is subjected to high temperatures, it may explode.

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/way_5171333_proper-disposal-lithium-ion-battery.html#ixzz2ck7j7Y1D

So, When I found half blown up Lithium-ion battery, I needed to dispose it right away,

Hazardous dispose building is near the post office. When you go straight where you can see the sign of DUI reports. you will see big building where is fenced around on the left side. Make a left turn after the building then the building of 977 is show up on the right side.

More information at,
Trash disposal in Misawa

Hazardous Waste: Base Hazardous Waste Storage Area,
Bldg 977 @ 226-2306
Paint, spray cans, gasoline/oil, batteries, cleaning products,
pesticides, camping & BBQ propane gas cylinders (empty), office/
shop fluorescent bulbs, etc.

Fluorescent bulbs: from MFH must be turned in to Self-Help,
bring old bulb to exchange for a new one. Bldg 794, 226-4992

Hours
Mon - Fri: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m