Call for kerbside collections amidst battery-fire crisis

Universal kerbside collections for waste batteries and electricals across the UK could save £6bn by boosting recycling and tackling the ‘epidemic’ of battery fires, according to a new study.

Call for kerbside collections amidst battery-fire crisis

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