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A study from Nanjing University suggests that recycling may become a key source of materials for electric vehicle manufacturing in China by 2050. The research examines the supply of recycled materials in relation to manufacturing demand for various components used in EVs.
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A study from Nanjing University suggests that recycling may become a key source of materials for electric vehicle manufacturing in China by 2050. The research examines the supply of recycled materials in relation to manufacturing demand for various components used in EVs.
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