Why the search is on for PFAS-free batteries

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By EHN CuratorsOct 22, 2025, 11:29 am458 ptsHotTop
The demand for Lithium-ion batteries might be on the rise, but how many of us are aware they contain harmful PFAS compounds, otherwise known as “forever chemicals”?

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