Creating improvements in global lead recycling – Comments from Mr. Brian Wilson from the ILA
10/09/2019 08:49
Whilst the topic of environmental effects caused by informal lead battery recycling was often discussed at the ISLC & ABC held in Bali, Indonesia last month, the International Lead Association (ILA) has been supporting the lead battery recycling industry with their professional technical knowledge by advising companies, governments and communities all over the world on safe and eco-friendly used lead-acid battery (ULAB) recycling.
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