Due diligence rules for batteries: Making them work for the environment and communities – EU Raw Materials Coalition

EU Raw Materials Coalition

EU Raw Materials Coalition

Due diligence rules for batteries: Making them work for the environment and communities

https://www.transportenvironment.org/

Published by: Transport and Environment

Date:12.03.2024

In this briefing T&E addresses the gaps in the Battery Regulation in relation to both human rights and environmental protection. T&E gives out specific policy recommendations for policy makers and companies in the automotive supply chain and on companies in the mining and refining business.

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