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Battery recycling plant recovers 90 percent of lithium

The fictional plant handles 10,000 tonnes a year.

By Pooja Nair

· 1 min read

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  • The fictional plant handles 10,000 tonnes a year.
  • Who is affected first, and how.
  • What to watch for next.
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The announcement came at a short briefing, and a written note with the full figures is due online.

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The next review is due in about two weeks. We will update this story as soon as there is more to report.

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This is a demo story: every name, place, organisation and figure in it is fictional.

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