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- 1GM Completes EV Battery Recycling Pilot Using Fully Recycled MetalsβΌGM Completes Closed-Loop EV Battery Recycling Pilot With 100% Recycled Metals
General Motors says it has completed a closed-loop electric vehicle battery recycling pilot in which 100% of the metals used were recycled materials. The announcement, reported by Electric Cars Report, signals that batteries recovered from vehicles can be processed and returned into new cell production. If scaled, closed-loop recycling could reduce GM's dependence on newly mined lithium, nickel and cobalt and cut the environmental footprint of its EV supply chain.
- 2Butch Hartman Launches 'The Garden' Independently of NickelodeonβWhy Butch Hartman Created βThe Gardenβ Without Nickelodeon
Animator Butch Hartman, best known as the creator of Nickelodeon hits like The Fairly OddParents and Danny Phantom, has created a new project called 'The Garden' without Nickelodeon's involvement. The news has prompted discussion among animation fans about why the longtime Nickelodeon collaborator chose to strike out on his own and what the new series will look like.
- 3Nickelback Releases New Music Video Make Me Love YouβNickelback - Make Me Love You (Official Music Video)
Nickelback has released a new official music video for its song Make Me Love You. The track is drawing heavy attention online, with the video pulling in close to three million likes as listeners react to the band's latest release. Fans are sharing their responses to the new song across the web.
- 4Josh Allen defends Bills' unpopular 'Nickel City' uniformsβBills debut unpopular 'Nickel City' uniforms defended by Josh Allen
The Buffalo Bills have unveiled their new 'Nickel City' alternate uniforms, a design that has drawn a largely negative reaction from fans. Quarterback Josh Allen has publicly come to the defense of the look, backing the team's choice amid the criticism. The debate over the alternate kit has become a talking point among NFL fans as the season approaches.
- 5Knicks Sign Tyler Nickel and Kevin McCullar Jr. to Two-Way DealsβKnicks sign Tyler Nickel, Kevin McCullar Jr. to two-way contracts
The New York Knicks have signed Tyler Nickel and Kevin McCullar Jr. to two-way contracts, adding the two young players to their roster. Nickel and McCullar will be able to split time between the Knicks and their G League affiliate as they compete for a permanent place in the NBA rotation.
- 6Knicks Sign Kevin McCullar Jr. and Tyler Nickel to Two-Way DealsβKnicks Sign Pair of Two-Way Contracts With Kevin McCullar Jr. and Tyler Nickel
The New York Knicks have signed Kevin McCullar Jr. and Tyler Nickel to two-way contracts, adding two young players on deals that allow them to split time between the NBA roster and the G League. McCullar Jr., a guard out of Kansas, and Nickel, a sharpshooting forward from Virginia Tech, will look to compete for minutes in training camp.
- 7Common Cents Act on pennies and nickels nears passageβΌCommon Cents Act would impact pennies, nickels and cash transactions. It may soon become law
The Common Cents Act, a bill affecting pennies, nickels and cash transactions in the United States, may soon become law. The legislation would change how the country handles small-denomination coins, an issue that has drawn attention amid rising production costs for the penny. Observers are watching for its potential impact on everyday cash payments and consumers who still use coins.
- 8Finland at the center of Europe's critical raw materials raceβFinland: Europe's race for critical raw materials
Finland is drawing attention as Europe pushes to secure critical raw materials needed for batteries, renewable energy and defense industries. The country holds significant deposits of minerals such as lithium, cobalt and nickel, and is seen as a key player in the EU's efforts to reduce dependence on imports, particularly from China. The debate centers on how to expand mining while protecting Finland's environment and the rights of Indigenous Sami communities.
- 9US Battery Firm Cleared to Export $100 Million of Recycled Battery MaterialβAmerican Battery Technology Company Receives BIS Approval to Export Up to $100 Million of Recycled Black Mass Material
American Battery Technology Company has received approval from the US Bureau of Industry and Security to export up to $100 million of recycled black mass, the metal-rich material recovered from used lithium-ion batteries. The clearance lets the company sell recycled battery materials to overseas buyers, supporting its recycling business and the broader push to secure domestic supplies of battery metals like lithium, nickel and cobalt.