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The Dawn Of The E-Vehicle Battery Environmental Disaster …Discarded Even Sooner Than Expected
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By P Gosselin on 17. April 2021

It’s all beginning to dawn on the greens: the looming environmental disaster of e-vehicle batteries.

When it comes to lithium-ion e-vehicles and the environmentalist greens and profiteers:

    They know it’s a disaster.
    We know it’s a disaster.
    They know that we know that they know it’s a disaster.
    But they still pretend it isn’t.*

The huge environmental problems of e-cars are emerging

Now it’s beginning to dawn on the greens: They’ve got a colossal environmental problem in the works – a problem they were warned about long ago and one they’ve refused to believe was real because it clashed with their vision of a green utopia.

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2021/04/17/the-dawn-of-the-e-vehicle-battery-environmental-disaster-discarded-even-sooner-than-expected/

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Add solar cells to that. They cannot be recycled.
The process to sensitize the cells is called Plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD)
Like a cake once baked it’s ingredients cannot be recovered. And there’s no economic process to extract the aluminum and silver needed to carry the current of a solar cell.
The cells have a lifespan of about 20 to 25 years. But as they age less power is produced. And of course there are batteries in a solar power system that need replaced as they too age.
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Add solar cells to that. They cannot be recycled.
The process to sensitize the cells is called Plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD)
Like a cake once baked it’s ingredients cannot be recovered. And there’s no economic process to extract the aluminum and silver needed to carry the current of a solar cell.
The cells have a lifespan of about 20 to 25 years. But as they age less power is produced. And of course there are batteries in a solar power system that need replaced as they too age.

Can Solar Panels Be Recycled? {Yes}
https://www.cedgreentech.com/article/can-solar-panels-be-recycled

Is it economical? No.
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