As society advocates for the realization of a circular economy and the recycling industry enjoys a bright spotlight, a story has emerged in the Kanto region that casts a shadow over these efforts. There have been suspected cases of illegal dismantling of lead-acid batteries, prompting authorities to conduct inspections. Engaging in scrap transactions involving illegal dismantling not only exposes one to legal risks but is also a concern for industry participants. Why are there continuous instances of illegal dismantling involving lead-acid batteries? We explored the underlying causes.
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