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Our coverage of the first day of the 2022 E-Scrap Conference was of interest to readers last month. | Big Wave Productions/Resource Recycling, Inc.

The expansion of California’s e-scrap program, an ITAD company joining Apple’s business accelerator program and other news drew our readers’ attention last month.

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The latest e-scrap industry news

E-Scrap EPR round-up part 3: Illinois and Oregon
Battery recycling legislation is moving through several states, as evidenced at eSummit in Minneapolis in September.
US EPA begins largest lithium-ion battery cleanup effort
As lithium-ion battery fires increasingly threaten recycling facilities and landfills nationwide, the US EPA is preparing to undertake its largest lithium-battery remediation efforts to date.
Analysis: DOE takes equity stake in Lithium Americas deal
The arrangement combines traditional lending with partial ownership and represents a notable evolution in how the federal government supports domestic production of strategic materials.
Metallium looks to long-term contract with Glencore
The US subsidiary of Australia’s Metallium signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with metals and mining giant Glencore to explore a long-term agreement for e-scrap feedstock supply and recovered metals offtake.
Aurubis steps up recycling investments in US, EU
Germany’s Aurubis is deepening its push into recycling and copper production with major moves on both sides of the Atlantic, illustrating a broader trend of stakeholders locking in access to recycled feedstock, as regulatory and customer requirements intensify.
ABTC shifts to consumer market with Call2Recycle alliance
American Battery Technology Company (ABTC) is tapping into nonprofit Call2Recycle’s consumer collection network to advance lithium-ion battery recycling in the United States.
Top Stories from September 2025
Battery-embedded device recovery drew reader interest in September, with record facility fires, legislation and new technology tackling the growing electronics recovery movement.