Recycled lead used in U.S. auto batteries linked to poisoning in African communities
Summary
U.S. car batteries often use recycled lead from overseas. A new investigation reveals that this recycled lead is connected to lead poisoning in Africa.Key Facts
- Lead is an important part of car batteries.
- Producing lead in the U.S. is costly, so it's often recycled abroad.
- U.S. automakers use this recycled lead in their batteries.
- This process has been seen as good for the environment.
- A recent investigation reveals links between this practice and lead poisoning in Africa.
- The report suggests the recycled lead might not be safe.
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