SYDNEY - AussieJournal -- Battery Recycling Monthly has released its most recent research note, offering a concise but in-depth overview of key developments in the global battery recycling sector. The note covers activity to 13 July 2025 and is tailored for investors, policymakers, and supply chain professionals seeking clarity in a rapidly evolving space on the most interesting developments as adjusted by the Battery Pollution Monthly research team.

This week's update features analysis of U.S. copper tariff proposals and how they may impact the economics of recycled metals, particularly copper recovered from end-of-life batteries. It also highlights Redwood Materials' significant move into second-life battery systems and tracks new investment announcements, policy shifts, and technology milestones in the U.S., EU, and Asia.

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Battery Recycling Weekly delivers reliable, forward-looking commentary on sector dynamics, helping decision-makers understand the implications of regulatory and market signals.

The latest note is now available to  readers at:  https://www.batteryrecyclingmonthly.com  . For access to the full report, media enquiries, or interview requests, please contact media@batteryrecyclingmonthly.com .