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A review of lithium-ion battery safety concerns: The issues, strategies, and testing standards - ScienceDirect
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Japan's battery startups take the world beyond lithium ion - Nikkei Asia
Supercapacitors – A Viable Alternative to Lithium-Ion Battery Technology? - FutureBridge
OSHA issues safety bulletin on hazards of lithium batteries, lithium-powered devices | 2019-02-13 | Safety+Health Magazine
The drive to recycle lithium-ion batteries | Feature | Chemistry World
We're facing a lithium battery crisis: What are the alternatives? | Euronews
Batteries Still Suck, But Researchers Are Working on It | WIRED
GUIDE: How to Responsibly Dispose of Lithium-Ion Batteries
A lithium-ion upgrade for your car, but not the one you're expecting | Ars Technica
