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An Export Ban Isn’t Enough to Increase Domestic EV Battery Recycling

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By Jessica Dunn, Daniel Barad, Dave Cooke
| The Equation - Union of Concerned Scientists
The Trump Administration is following Biden’s lead with major investments in a US-based lithium-ion battery supply chain and recycling capacity. But now comes a different approach—banning the export of lithium-ion battery waste when EV batteries are retired. This raises the question of whether the US has enough capacity to recycle these waste batteries. And what will happen to the minerals if we don’t?
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California’s Costly, Energy-Islanding Regulation: Why Big Oil Wants to Keep It

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By Daniel Barad, Rachel Cleetus, Carly Phillips
| The Equation - Union of Concerned Scientists
You may have heard: California is an energy island. This evocative metaphor is a key part of the oil industry’s narrative about why the state’s gas prices are so volatile. Chevron and its astroturf proxies have spent millions on ads, billboards and direct mail to make sure you hear that the state’s regulatory environment is making it impossible for oil companies to supply fuel at fair prices. But what if I told you these companies were disingenuous?
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By Daniel Barad, Bradley Buxton, Jonathan Greene
| BiggerPockets Verified
Rentometer is likely to be the closest, but it depends on what condition your rental is in. If it's vanilla and your rental absorption is high, push to the bottom of the range and vice versa. No matter what you are pricing, a rental or a sale, you never want to price high and adjust it down because then people think something is wrong with it. Price at value and make sure you are presenting your rental in the best way. If you are listing it yourself with iPhone photos, that's not the best way.
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