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The news I would like to introduce this time is that local governments are collecting lithium-ion batteries.
The reason they are being collected is because there have been fires caused by lithium-ion batteries in waste disposal facilities and garbage collection trucks. According to the Ministry of the Environment, there were 8,543 fires caused by lithium-ion batteries in 2023, nearly double the number from the previous year and the highest number ever. The damage caused by fires caused by lithium-ion batteries is said to have amounted to at least 10 billion yen in fiscal 2021.
Lithium-ion batteries are used in many things around us, such as mobile batteries, smartphones, and video games. The cause of the fires is believed to be that in many cases the garbage gets mixed in with other garbage and ignites when it is subjected to a strong impact. Therefore, when we throw things away, we need to consider things like sorting them and using up all the batteries. Some local governments have set up collection boxes, so I would like to do what I can, such as separating lithium-ion batteries.
I'm using many prodacts that are used lithium-ion batteries. So, this blog got me to rethink the way to thorw away.
返信削除I was surprised that there are so many fires caused by lithium-ion batteries. I will look for the right way to throw them away.
返信削除I usually throw things without paying attention to the details. However, I here in the news that people have lost their lives in fires, so I will carefully read precautions on the labels before throwing out my garbage.
返信削除I always use smartphone and often use mobile batteries. So, I'm careful when I throw it away. Also, I would like to know about the separation of garbage in the area where I live.
返信削除I am surprised that there are so many fires caused by lithium ion batteries. I would be careful about such things when I dispose of my garbage.
返信削除I have never know about it so I would like to pay attention to throw lithium ion batteries.
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