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Save Batteries, Empower Communities

Join the mission to recycle, educate, and innovate for a greener tomorrow.

ResQ Batteries

OUR MISSION: Keeping batteries out of landfills.

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HOW? ResQ eliminates the logistics barrier that hinders wide-spread battery recycling today.

JOIN THE MOVEMENT

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Collect, Drop, ResQ: The Easy Battery Recycling Loop.

Making a Real Difference

  • Eco-Friendly Impact: Prevent batteries from polluting landfills.

  • Community-Focused: Engage schools and businesses in sustainability efforts.

  • Untapped Potential: Aiming for over 100,000 batteries recycled annually.

  • Accessible Solutions: Programs for individuals, schools, and corporations.

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The Shocking Truth About Household Battery Waste:

Dead Batteries Don’t Belong in the Ground.

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  • Mining for battery metals like lithium, cobalt, and nickel can be despoiling landscapes, polluting water sources, and harming communities. In some cases, these operations involve child labor and unsafe working conditions.

  • Currently, only 5% of the world's batteries are recycled, creating mountains of e-waste. This poses a risk of toxic materials leaching into the environment and valuable resources going to waste.

  • The rapid growth in battery demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy storage could push some key materials into short supply, potentially driving up prices and hindering the clean energy transition.

  • While batteries offer a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, their production and disposal still generate carbon emissions. Optimizing manufacturing and extending battery lifespan are crucial for minimizing this impact.

  • Dominance over battery metals and technologies could create economic and political power struggles between nations, potentially hindering global cooperation on climate change and sustainable development.

What Our Partners Say

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