Why are hybrid batteries not recyclable?
November 8, 2009 by MyHybrid
Filed under Alternative Fuel Vehicles
Wolf Harper questioned:
I keep hearing Answerers say that hybrid batteries are not ecological.
Why do you say that material? Can you back it up with real waterproof?
The small lead-acid batteries now used in cars are already 100% ecological (right here in the USA) . They use acid, which is more spiteful than the alkaline electrolytes used in more bestow batteries. They also use lead, which is a very low-cost metal, and yet a $5 core payment is defensible on these. While these new batteries have nickel, lithium and additional proceeds, and as a upshot they will probably have a core quicker to $300.


