Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling | US EPA
Find out how lithium-ion batteries are recycled, how these batteries are regulated at end of life, and where to take your used lithium-ion batteries for recycling.
If you're wondering who takes lithium batteries for recycling, you've got plenty of options. Many retailers, like Best Buy and Lowe's, accept them at designated drop-off spots. You can also find collection sites run by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC) through Call2Recycle.
If you're looking to dispose of lithium batteries safely, you've got several options nearby. Stores like Best Buy and Home Depot often have drop-off bins specifically for batteries. You can also check the Call2Recycle program to find local recycling centers.
Yes, Home Depot does accept lithium batteries for recycling at most of its locations. When you visit, look for the recycling bins near the entrance or customer service area. It's a great way to dispose of your rechargeable batteries responsibly.
Safe recycling of lithium-ion batteries at the end of their lives conserves the critical minerals and other valuable materials that are used in batteries and is a more sustainable approach than disposal.
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