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The European Commission has been urged to implement new regulations to curb the growing number of lithium battery incidents in recycling facilities across the continent. Beth Jones Beth Jones - Materials WEEE Industry Waste Management Breadcrumb Section WEEE Main Magazine Feature 0 Remove Mag Cover bottom Date (Materbi) Tuesday, May 20, 2025 Keywords Battery fires, lithium batteries, waste management, recycling facilities, European…See the Story

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KDEBWM to Use Transparent Lorries for Recyclables

By Siti Rohaizah Zainal SHAH ALAM, May 22 — KDEB Waste Management (KDEBWM) said it will use transparent lorries for the Selangor Recycling Programme (SELKitar). Its managing director Dato’ Ramli Tahir said this is to differentiate vehicles carrying general waste from recyclables. “For now, we have two (transparent) lorries through a programme with Nestle Malaysia, and are planning to buy 12 more,” he told Media Selangor. Ramli added that 2,184kg…See the Story

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