OHVTA PARTNERS WITH BATTERY SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE MEMBERS WITH SAFE BATTERY DISPOSAL OPTIONS!This program with Battery Solutions for OHVTA Members to collect and recycle vapor batteries.
Jenny Adrian | Account Manager | Battery Solutions | jadrian@batterysolutions.com | (248) 446 - 5662 | www.batterysolutions.com Why Recycle Li-Ion?
Enabling a circular supply chain for batteries, we reduce the global need for mining of virgin material especially of conflict materials, like cobalt, found in lithium-ion batteries. We’ve recycled nearly 2 million pounds of these batteries year to date in 2017. This equates to up to 400,000 pounds of recovered cobalt that can be reused. It is a small part to ease the ever-rising demand for cobalt where, “thousands of miners in Congo dig by hand. Children, too,” according a recent The Washington Post article. These deplorable conditions urge us into full R&D mode in the product life extension for lithium-ion batteries, starting with laptop, power tool and cell phone batteries and working our way into electric vehicle battery reuse and re-purpose. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/business/batteries/congo-cobalt-mining-for-lithium-ion-battery/?noredirect=on https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2018/05/02/cnn-freedom-project-electric-cars-cobalt-elbagir-pkg.cnn
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7/12/2019 07:07:31 am
Recycling is part of my entire philosophy in life. I have always been great at tinkering with stuff, even as a kid, I have always been conducting projects with trash. I believe that there are objects that you can do even with trash. Recycling is part of my career, in fact, it is the biggest part of what gives me money. I hope that you have learned how much recycling can help you, there is money in trash, remember that.
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1/20/2020 06:54:48 pm
this transportation is also environmentally friendly, as long as you buy a safe model that does not start burning. Nothing you found here need to worry about
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Recycling is part of the entire philosophy of life. I'ma mechanic, I work a lot with all the power tools that use a lot of battery power and the time it takes is also stubborn and discarded. I hope that you have learned how much recycling can help you, with money in Trash, remember that. Wish you always live well
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