elektra
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Lithium Battery Production is increasing the amount of CO2 in our atmosphere.
Yes, as if the production pollution from the Solar and Wind energy industry was not toxic enough. We now find out that CO2 is increasing in our atmosphere not only from the Solar and Wind Heavy industry but now from Lithium battery production.
The Green Energy industry does not use their gross profits to do basic research on the toxic and environmental impacts their "Green Renewable Technologies" create.
Yes, as if the production pollution from the Solar and Wind energy industry was not toxic enough. We now find out that CO2 is increasing in our atmosphere not only from the Solar and Wind Heavy industry but now from Lithium battery production.
12.5 kg of CO2 equivalent emitted for each kg of lithium-ion batteries,
The results indicate that the production of lithium-ion and nickel-metal-hydride batteries use
the most energy and produce the most GHG emissions.
The environmental impact of the battery disposal is another important
aspect and there may be health safety issues for those who recycle batteries. Lead-acid and
nickel-cadmium batteries appear to be most concerning in terms of human toxicity and more
data are needed on the toxic impacts of the
different batteries at different stages of their life
cycle, both on human health and wildlife.
The Green Energy industry does not use their gross profits to do basic research on the toxic and environmental impacts their "Green Renewable Technologies" create.