In recent years, everyone should know the term "air quality".
For example, "don't let straw burning", "don't let briquettes burn", "don't let firecrackers", all of these are to make our air quality better, the sky bluer, and the air fresher.
In order to make our air environment better, the country has also made great efforts in automobiles, and what you can feel is that there are more and more new energy vehicles.
However, can we realize that while new energy vehicles can provide us with convenience in reducing vehicle exhaust emissions, it also has some drawbacks.
That is, with the replacement of new energy vehicles, what should be done with the waste batteries of these battery cars?
These waste batteries contain electrolytes, which contain heavy metals such as mercury and lead, which are toxic and harmful substances! If these waste batteries are not properly disposed of, our soil and groundwater will be polluted.
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According to a report by Qilu One Point, by 2023, the standardized recycling rate of new energy power vehicle batteries will be less than 25%
Recently, a video about the disorderly recycling of new energy waste batteries has been pushed to the hot search.
According to the Qilu One Point report, the video shows that in some places, more than 7 percent of the regular units of waste battery recycling can not do small workshops.
Because these small workshops do not invest in any workshops, nor do they invest in environmental protection measures such as hardening and seepage prevention of the ground, and there is no automatic dismantling equipment, a crowbar and a machete can be dismantled on the spot.
These small workshops can not care about what electrolyte enters the ground, seeps into the soil, pollutes the soil, groundwater and other problems.
According to the data reported by Qilu One Point, as of 2023, the standardized recycling rate of China's new energy power vehicle batteries is less than 25%, and 75% of them have fallen into the hands of small workshops.
Because these small workshops do not have any environmental protection investment, they dismantle the batteries in their own yards and do not need to issue invoices, which causes the recycling quotation of small workshops to be about 15% higher than that of formal enterprises.
The recycling price of small workshops is high, and waste batteries naturally flow into the hands of small workshops
Netizen comments
Netizens commented after watching the video report.
Some netizens said: How much pollution does it have to be done in a small workshop! When I was a child, I learned in textbooks that how much land is polluted by a waste battery, how much land is polluted by a button, and such a big battery is the biggest pollution!
Some netizens said: With such a big pollution, why doesn't the state legislate to let production enterprises recycle?
Some netizens said: Now such a capricious emission of pollution, ten years later, we will pay a heavy price for the current new energy technology.
Some netizens said: Which department is this under management? Is it under the Environmental Protection Bureau? Why doesn't the Environmental Protection Bureau investigate pollution?
Write at the end
It can be seen from the comments that netizens are heartbroken about our environmental pollution problem.
The author believes that the country must now have relevant laws and regulations, but there may be some problems in their implementation.
For example, which department is in charge of the elimination of these waste batteries? Which department is in charge of the recycling and disposal of waste batteries? There should be unclear responsibilities between various departments and the situation that they cannot be united!
The cost of violating the law in the illegal production of small workshops is too low.
For example, a small workshop can earn back the fine by secretly working for a period of time, and it can make a profit after a period of time. I hope that the relevant departments can work closely together to crack down on illegal acts, protect our living environment, and leave no disasters for our children and grandchildren!