What to do with old 60w power adapters?

I just bought a new 60w power adapter, since my old one wasn't working. Is there a place i can go to recycle the old one or is there a proper way to get rid of it as an aternative to just trowing it in the trash?

You can drop it off at the nearest Apple Store. They'll take care of it with proper recycling/disposal.

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