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Hackensack regulates lithium batteries to reduce fires. What does it mean for e-bikes?
Here's what new lithium-ion battery rules mean for you in Hackensack. The new ordinance dictates where you can't store devices with lithium batteries. HACKENSACK — The city is banning the sale of ... Read More
Why recycling ‘dead’ batteries could save billions and slash pollution
Lithium battery recycling offers a powerful solution to rising demand, with discarded batteries still holding most of their valuable materials. Compared to mining, recycling slashes emissions and ... Read More
How Recycling Old Batteries Could Save Billions and Fight Pollution
Old lithium batteries, often thrown away or forgotten, could actually become a gold mine for the green energy future. New research suggests that recycling these "dead" batteries could help protect the ... Read More
What happens when a device nearly every passenger carries onboard a plane erupts in smoke and flames
Almost every passenger carries lithium-ion batteries onto airplanes – in their phones, laptops, rechargeable powerpacks and even vapes. And when something goes wrong with one of them, Federal Aviation ... Read More
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