Electric-car battery materials could harm key soil bacteria
Some electric car batteries contain materials that could damage important soil microbes.
By American Chemical Society —— Bio and Archives--March 2, 2016
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The growing popularity of battery-powered cars could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but they are not entirely Earth friendly. Problems can creep in when these batteries are disposed of. Scientists, in a new study in ACS' Journal Chemistry of Materials, are reporting that compounds increasingly used in lithium-ion batteries are toxic to a type of soil-dwelling bacteria that plays an important environmental role.
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