Too many lithium-ion batteries are not recycled, wasting valuable materials that could make electric vehicles more sustainable and affordable. There is strong potential for the battery recycling market to grow and supply a large portion of current market needs. The private sector must jumpstart battery recycling at scale by investing in innovation.
What’s the challenge? We recycle just 20% of the more than 53 million metric tonnes of e-waste generated globally each year, according to the Global E-waste Monitor. This is a challenge and a missed opportunity. Experts estimate that materials in global e-waste are worth $62 billion per year. That value currently sits untapped in landfills.
Digital connectivity shapes our daily lives, with the demand for vast data centres to process information reaching unprecedented levels. However, data centre operations come with an environmental cost, particularly regarding materials, energy and water usage. Integrating circular water solutions and management principles can help ensure data centres can support future technological advancements.
Why is carpet so difficult to recycle? - The World Economic Forum
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