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Reducing Lithium-Ion Battery Fires in Waste Facilities - Part Two

2021-04-02 14:14:00| Waste Age

When Call2Recycle was founded in 1994,  the battery collection program focused on extended product responsibility regulation for nickel cadmium batteries. With the shift of portable technologies to lithium-ion power, Call2Recycle now annually

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