With the rapid rise of electric vehicles (EVs), the demand for lithium-ion batteries has surged, raising concerns about their environmental impact and sustainability. EV battery recycling emerges as a ...

Researchers warn that the rapid growth of lithium iron phosphate batteries in electric vehicles is creating a massive ...

Electric vehicles have become the poster child for sustainable transportation, but understanding their true environmental impact requires a full lifecycle perspective. While EVs eliminate tailpipe ...

The shift of electric vehicles (EVs) from a niche market to a central component of the automotive industry has had significant impacts and promises to bring many more. As the scale of lithium-ion ...

The minerals found in an electric-car battery often travel thousands of miles around the world before the vehicles they will be in hit the road. Lithium mined in Chile or Argentina is shipped to China ...

Plug'n Drive, a national non-profit organization accelerating Electric Vehicle (EV) adoption across Canada, and Call2Recycle ...

Lithium-ion batteries offer high energy density in a small, lightweight package. They are widely used in many items, from small consumer electronics such as smartphones and laptops to electric ...

Sorted recycling at a Casella facility. Photo Courtesy of Casella Waste Systems In the past decade, rechargeable lithium ion batteries have become ubiquitous in products like smartphones, electric ...

Battery Recycling and Solutions, a Lakewood, New Jersey-based battery recycler, has announced its upcoming initiative to implement 55-gallon drums for collecting used batteries. According to the ...

A recycling plant is using AI cameras to sort and remove hidden lithium batteries from electronic waste, reducing fire risk and recovering valuable materials. A recycling plant is using AI cameras to ...

Aerial view of lithium mining pits in Atacama Salt Flat, Chile, on July 29, 2024. Credit - Lucas Aguayo Araos—Anadolu/Getty Images The minerals found in an electric-car battery often travel thousands ...