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State Senator Ben Allen says he offered Senate Bill 6:15 . If signed, it will require battery suppliers and automotive manufacturers to recycle electric vehicle batteries.
The bill, which is now on the governor's desk specifically, will put in place guidelines for manufacturers to recover the battery once an electric vehicle has reached its end of life.
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