Crown News

You’ve been stuck in your house for too long. We all have! And your favorite recreational vehicles have waited all winter for you.

You most likely operate your vehicle, workplace equipment or renewable energy systems with rechargeable batteries. Rechargeable batteries account for nearly half of all worldwide battery sales. There are many different chemistries -- and to power anything that doesn’t fit in your hand or on your lap, the most popular and proven type of chemistry is the lead -acid battery.

Nothing feels better on a hot day than a cool, refreshing drink of water -- and almost nothing’s better for your body.

The temperatures are climbing, the days are getting longer, and thoughts are turning to all the summer fun to be had in various vehicles.

  Recycling of many materials, like cardboard, glass, and plastic, has been increasingly encouraged over the years as people and organizations recognize its impact on the environment and sustainability efforts. For spent materials like used batteries, the possibility of recycling is especially important to consider, given their hazardous composition. Yet not all batteries are created equal. In this blog, we explore which batteries are recyclable and the best way to dispose of them.