In response to the writer concerned about battery disposal, virtually all lead-acid batteries are for vehicles, and any store that sells these batteries will include a “core charge,” which is returned ...

Recycling strategy could keep lead out of landfills and give used car batteries a second life in high-tech equipment WASHINGTON — As lithium-ion batteries continue to decrease in price, they are ...

The New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) reminded New Yorkers in a recent news release of ways they can recycle used ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Statistics show that eight out of 10 households purchased tools and tech gadgets the likes of laptops, gaming devices, cell phones cordless power tools, etc., during the 2022 ...

Look around, and you might notice that people use batteries every day in cars, smart watches, hearing aids, cellphones, and more! Batteries can allow us to use renewable energy sources and reduce ...

A new study published in The Journal of the Indian Institute of Science looks into the contrasting recycling rates for lead-acid batteries and lithium-ion batteries and finds a “need to adopt a ...

Battery Council International (BCI), a Chicago-based trade association representing the global battery manufacturing and recycling industry, has released a study that claims the U.S. lead battery ...

Recycling and refining high-quality lead has commenced in Nevada, and will soon reach commercial-scale production. Aqua Metals has used its patent-pending ‘AquaRefining’ technology, which the company ...

According to the New York Times, lead that's being recycled for car batteries is poisoning people. Reporting by the Times shows that automakers are contracting with companies to recycle lead in ...

Batteries have become an essential part of daily life. Seemingly everything requires them, from the TV remote to Ring doorbells. While they may be simple to find and use, how to properly dispose of ...

Recycling plastic, paper or glass is easy. But when it comes to batteries, you may need to look a little harder. Batteries are not accepted as curbside recycling, and even some local recycling centers ...