Scientists have developed a new eco-friendly recycling method for lithium-ion batteries using only water and CO2, significantly improving lithium recovery while avoiding harsh chemicals and reducing energy requirements.
Recycling and recovering rare earth metals could limit the social and environmental costs of destructive mining, writes Julie Klinger.
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Enthusiastic kids in front of the Watly machine in Ghana. Photo credit: Watly. By Anders Lorenzen Many communities in the developing world still lack access to clean and sanitised drinking water, making […]
By Matt Finch and Richard Black The Paris Agreement on climate change that all governments struck in December has been hailed in some quarters as an unequivocal signal that a low-carbon transition […]
Drilling for oil in the Arctic seemed to be a certainty in 2012, in 2015 it is far from it. Photo credit: Tatiana Pichugina via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen A year and […]
Solar PV arrays in Gerlach, Nevada. Photo credit: Black Rock Solar via flickr. By Anders Lorenzen An initiative named ‘Up for Climate’ saw US Senators stay up all night to discuss climate […]
A greener life, a greener world 