Wednesday is National Battery Day, a day that serves as a reminder that certain batteries should not go in household garbage or recycling bins.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency updated its consumer guidance on used household batteries, reinforcing that certain common battery types should never end up in household trash or curbside ...

When household batteries die, it's hard to know what to do with them. Battery recycling processes could use some fine-tuning, ...

Advanced vacuum technologies are redefining safety, efficiency, and purity across every stage of lithium-ion battery ...

Following the expansion of Vermont's manufacturer-funded recycling program, the state will launch its Battery Bonanza school recycling contest in partnership with The Battery Network and local ...

Safely disposing of household batteries is good for the home and good for the environment. Dead batteries can leak heavy ...

Cirba Solutions, a national leader in battery recycling and critical minerals recovery, is celebrating 35 years of advancing responsible, safe and scalable battery recycling in North America.

National Battery Day, an annual day of observance on February 18, celebrates the invention of batteries and the key role they play in our modern lives.

Under the expanded program, Vermonters can now recycle most single-use and rechargeable batteries weighing up to 25 pounds (or 2,000 watt hours). This includes batteries from common household devices ...

On Lagson Gumbo’s side of the stream, BCA is a slum. Running parallel to the trickle of murky water is a narrow, dusty street ...

Old computers, phones, televisions and batteries often clutter up homes and garages because people aren’t sure how to dispose of them safely. Unlike ordinary household garbage, electronic devices ...