Lead is not dead: shaping the industry for a bright, green future
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Lead is not dead: shaping the industry for a bright, green future
- Engagement rather than resistance produces positive progress in regulation
- Can battery demand cope with a lead ban?
- Can the environment cope with a lead ban?
- The imperative to recycle scrap batteries
- Taking a leading role in greening the economy
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- Solar and wind energy provide the greatest growth in generation over the next two decades
- High recycling rates increases the dominance of secondary lead production over primary
- High volume of lead in auto batteries remains for years after an EU ban
- Slow decline of lead in battery service even after total EU lead battery ban
- An EU auto lead battery ban would place substantial extra demand on Li-ion capacity
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