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Shredding is the most common fate for EV batteries. The battery pack is transformed into a pile of macerated scrap, and the mass is then burned or treated with acid to extract valuable minerals inside. But is there a more eco-friendly alternative? 7/11 https://t.co/hr6xmESV74 — PolitiTweet.org

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Used car batteries have been tapped to power streetlights in a Japanese town, chill beer at convenience stores, and move elevators. But according to the experts, “spent” EV batteries would be best used to store energy. 6/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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Kyburz is a rare EV company that selects its batteries with their eventual reuse and recycling in mind. “We thought if you can build a battery in a simple way, you can also take it apart in a simple way". 8/11 — PolitiTweet.org

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