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China’s first industry alliance for lead-acid battery scrap collection and recycling will be established in Shanghai, DZHnews.com reported on Thursday.
The collection and recycling rate of lead-acid battery scrap is expected to reach over 80% from the current 10% in three years, the news agency quoted Zhang Minxiang, head of the institution, as saying.....
There's no clearer sign that state environmental regulators have failed to protect public health than the warning issued this month to parents living in the shadow of the Exide battery recycling plant in Vernon: Don't let children play in the dirt in your backyard. Tests of 39 homes and one preschool within two miles of the plant revealed that all had levels of lead in the s....
A study has found lead contamination in the soil surrounding a controversial battery recycling plant in Vernon, according to state regulators.
Exide Technologies, which melts and recycles thousands of car batteries daily, is surrounded by some of the most densely populated residential neighborhoods in Los Angeles County. Soil was tested in two neighborhoods near the ....
When the St. Joseph Lead Co. finished work on its 350-foot smoke stack in 1892, the mining company’s pact with tiny Herculaneum, Missouri, was sealed. The town would enjoy more than a century of good-paying jobs while the plant belched sulfur-laced emissions.
Three decades after discovering the town’s blessing was life-threatening, its toxic partnership e....
The last factory producing lead bullets in the United States will close its doors on 31 December on the orders of the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which says lead bullets are "harmful to wildlife" - presumably unlike the "green" copper bullets w....
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