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Remote controls, toys, flashlights, smoke detectors—these are just some of the products that require batteries in our daily lives. Over three billion dry cell batteries are sold each year in the U.S. Because batteries disposed of in municipal landfills and trash incinerators can disperse significant amounts of heavy metals and other toxic substances into the air and water, battery waste prevention and recycling strategies are essential.
Recently, Call2Recycle®, the only free rechargeable battery and cell phone collection program in North America, and the Product Stewardship Institute …
You may already be aware of the heavy metals inside batteries, but an entirely different concern is present when shipping …
Several recycling plants are now collecting and recycling a new wave of batteries, which includes lithium ion (Li-ion) and nickel …
The Trash Planet series highlights various countries around the world and how they handle their waste.
With a current population …
San Diego-based PowerGenix is looking to revolutionize the rechargeable battery industry by offering single-use batteries without the heavy metals and …
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