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Mexico's Proposed Emissions Standards For Automobile Battery Recyclers Too Weak To Protect Communities And Environment

2014-04-07 04:49:30| pollutiononline News Articles

Responding to reports that Mexico’s environmental protection agency will soon propose revised lead emission standards for automobile battery recyclers (secondary lead smelters), Robert E. Finn, President and CEO of RSR Corporation, whose subsidiaries operate three secondary lead smelters in the U.S., issued the following statement

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