Particular way to dispose of unused color paper?

<p>Hi all,</p>

<p>I've got a box of Kodak Supra III I bought about seven years ago. Recently I came back to it to see if it was still good, but it has a yellow tinge to it (comparing the unexposed border with fresh dated paper). I don't really see any point in keeping it, not even for messing around, since I'm never going to be able to get a good white out of it. So how should I dispose of it? Can it be recycled, with the chemicals and silver in the emulsion? Should I throw it in the trash? Or am I just making a big deal out of nothing? I'm sure not going to blix the remaining 80 sheets and wash them before I toss them.</p>

<p>You can just ditch them. I wouldn't try recycling them due to the amount of plastic in them, since color paper is RC paper, and they can't recycle regular RC paper due to the amount of plastic embedded in it. The silver is probably another story, but its a moot point with color paper.</p>

<p>All right, thanks very much Franklin.</p>