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More than 260 million vape batteries are estimated to enter the trash stream every year in the UK alone.
Vapers and vape makers are simply leaving an e-waste epidemic to the planet's future residents to sort out.
Chris Doel converted 130 disposable vape batteries into a 1,500-watt e-bike battery.
Doel estimates his "dodgy bike" cost about $60 in filament and materials.
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