The Chinese government is preparing to significantly tighten regulations on the recycling of batteries used in electric vehicles, as the country’s first generation of new energy vehicles begins to ...

China controls 90% of rare earth mining. America's old iPhones and e-waste could help break the stranglehold if we start recycling smarter.

China flagged ​risks from so-called "zero-gravity" seats in draft safety ‌rules for electric vehicles issued on Tuesday by the industry ministry, as it moves to ​tighten scrutiny of the fast-growing ...

Despite an escalating trade war, the U.S. remains dependent on China for key imports, including electric vehicle batteries. The U.S. electric vehicle market continues to grow, but unless things change ...

China is moving to scale and formalise its lithium battery recycling ecosystem through a new policy that prioritises infrastructure, industrial consolidation, and digital oversight. The notice sets ...

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BEIJING — As China tightens its grip on the global supply of key minerals, the West is working to reduce its dependence on Chinese rare earth. This includes finding alternative sources of rare earth ...

China is leading the U.S. and Europe on EV battery recycling, according to a new Bloomberg report, and it may add to China's EV advantages in the future. The battery-recycling business in China is ...

LITTLETON, Colorado, Aug 17 (Reuters) - China's plan to set up a recycling system for obsolete wind turbines and solar panels is likely to be a lucrative market in the country, which is well placed to ...

WENZHOU, China — China is the world’s largest textile producer and consumer, throwing away 26 million tons of clothes each year, mostly made of unrecyclable synthetics. A recycling factory in Zhejiang ...

Pictured above, seated from left: Enviro’s CEO Thomas Sörensson and Vanlead Group Chairman Fu Shoujie sign a memorandum of understanding for a new tyre recycling plant in Guangzhou, China. The ...