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Lithium is a naturel ressource
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Lithium is a natural ressource which is increasingly used in car batteries, phones and computers. This resource is gradually depleting. Its intensive use in batteries is mainly due to its capacity to store more energy than nickel and cadmium. As the replacement of electrical equipments and electronic devices is accelerating, these equipments become an increasingly significant source of waste (WEEE : Waste electrical and electronic equipment).
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At the present time, France produces 14 to 24 kg (30 to 52 pounds) of electronic waste per inhabitant per year. This rate increases by about 4% every year.
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In 2009, only 32% of young (18 to 34 years old) French have recycled their electronic waste. The same year, according to Eco-systèmes (https://www.ecosystem.eco), recycling 193 000 tons of WEEE between january and september would have avoided the emission of 113 000 tons of CO2.

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Le lithium est une ressource naturelle dont les stocks sont de plus en plus utilisés pour les voitures électriques, les téléphones, et les ordinateurs. Cette ressource s’épuise progressivement au fil du temps. Son utilisation accrue dans la fabrication de batteries est due principalement à sa capacité à stocker plus d’énergie que le nickel et le cadmium. Le remplacement des équipements électriques et électronique s’accélère et ils deviennent une source de déchets (DEEE : Déchets d'équipements électriques et électroniques) de plus en plus importante. 
La France produit aujourd'hui 14kg à 24kg de déchets électroniques par habitant et par an. Ce taux augmente de 4% environ par an.
En 2009, seuls 32% des jeunes Français de 18 à 34 ans ont recyclés leur déchets électroniques. Cette même année 2009, selon Eco-systèmes, de janvier à septembre 2009, ce sont 113000 tonnes de CO2 qui auraient été évitées via le recyclage de 193000 tonnes de DEEE, l'un des quatre éco-organismes de la filière DEEE.
TraductionLithium is a natural ressource which is increasingly used in car batteries, phones and computers. This resource is gradually depleting. Its intensive use in batteries is mainly due to its capacity to store more energy than nickel and cadmium. As the replacement of electrical equipments and electronic devices is accelerating, these equipments become an increasingly significant source of waste (WEEE : Waste electrical and electronic equipment). 
At the present time, France produces 14 to 24 kg (30 to 52 pounds) of electronic waste per inhabitant per year. This rate increases by about 4% every year. 
In 2009, only 32% of young (18 to 34 years old) French have recycled their electronic waste. The same year, according to Eco-systèmes (https://www.ecosystem.eco), recycling 193 000 tons of WEEE between january and september would have avoided the emission of 113 000 tons of CO2.

Lithium is a natural ressource which is increasingly used in car batteries, phones and computers. This resource is gradually depleting. Its intensive use in batteries is mainly due to its capacity to store more energy than nickel and cadmium. As the replacement of electrical equipments and electronic devices is accelerating, these equipments become an increasingly significant source of waste (WEEE : Waste electrical and electronic equipment). At the present time, France produces 14 to 24 kg (30 to 52 pounds) of electronic waste per inhabitant per year. This rate increases by about 4% every year. In 2009, only 32% of young (18 to 34 years old) French have recycled their electronic waste. The same year, according to Eco-systèmes (https://www.ecosystem.eco), recycling 193 000 tons of WEEE between january and september would have avoided the emission of 113 000 tons of CO2.