A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory and an industry association that represents battery manufacturers will collaborate to draft the first recycling standards for lithium-ion batteries.
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A U.S. Department of Energy laboratory and an industry association that represents battery manufacturers will collaborate to draft the first recycling standards for lithium-ion batteries.
Bitcoin mining generates 67.7 million pounds of end-of-life electronics worldwide per year, according to a recent analysis. That’s substantially higher than estimates from just a year ago.
A global company that owns European e-scrap recycling operations has purchased U.S. company Legend Smelting and Recycling.
California legislation targeting how plastic packaging is labeled also affects recycling labels for consumer electronics, according to industry groups.
Scientists at a U.S. Department of Energy lab have developed unique tools that can be used to clean up shredded e-scrap, and they want to demonstrate them to e-scrap processors.
An environment-focused investment firm this month filed a shareholder resolution with Apple, asking the OEM to move away from its “restrictive” product repair policies.
Battery recycling company Redwood Materials this week announced it will construct a battery production plant in North America.
A Nashville-area electronics recycling operation will open new locations in three Tennessee cities, the parent nonprofit organization announced.