Sgt Beavis
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We've all seen the FUD about EV battery recycling, or the lack there of. Jerry Rig Everything has a great explainer on how our batteries are being recycled.
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Fascinating. I know that Redwood Materials also recycles in Northern Nevada. Actually not too far from a giga factory. And not too far from a lithium mine, with more mines in the environmental approval stages. Not sure about the level of sophistication of Redwood compared to Arizona.We've all seen the FUD about EV battery recycling, or the lack there of. Jerry Rig Everything has a great explainer on how our batteries are being recycled.
Some people “do their own research” and don’t care about facts.Thanks for posting that. I was just talking to someone who was adamant that Li-ion batteries were very environmentally unfriendly due to not being recyclable. Good to have some facts to respond with.
Interesting to see. Soooo many missing elements to this process to be able to decide if it's "good" for the environment or not, but nice to see at least there is something happening in this space! Put it in the "dig deeper" category for me.We've all seen the FUD about EV battery recycling, or the lack there of. Jerry Rig Everything has a great explainer on how our batteries are being recycled.
When opinion meets facts, you find the truthSome people “do their own research” and don’t care about facts.
I have found that the "most knowledgeable EV Experts" are people who have never researched them and have vowed to never own one.Thanks for posting that. I was just talking to someone who was adamant that Li-ion batteries were very environmentally unfriendly due to not being recyclable. Good to have some facts to respond with.