Nigeria Takes Action Against Health Risks from Battery Recycling
The article highlights the serious health risks posed by lead poisoning from battery recycling in Nigeria, particularly affecting children. NESREA is taking steps to address the issue, including conducting environmental audits, implementing cleaner recycling technologies, and removing hazardous waste from communities like Ogijo in Ogun State.
The agency aims to promote proper battery recycling practices and ensure responsible management of lead-acid batteries throughout their lifecycle.
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