the forklift fleet of many global players are already lithium ion. and many competitors are also getting on board. ramping up production is also lowering costs. but what about spent batteries? what will the industry do about re use and recycling? mixing as a more you generally get batteries back that was sold about 78910 years ago. the latest generation hasn't been around that long yet. you know, so it's hard to say how long they're lost. it could be 10 or 15 years feet or closer to 6 or 7 years away. but currently expanding our capacity for a path, recycling and diagnostics we dolls, but the latest generation of batteries are designed. so they can be given a 2nd or even a 3rd life jada was that he is even at this also been known in this battery is primarily assembled with screws of boots. and it can be dismantled just by on the screwing it. that's how it's easier to break down than something that i'd welded together to slice have been known with the army and isn't physicians and says it's dean cells are inside here for instance diagnosis. if our dia

looking at the lithium ion battery, a key technology driving e mobility. i'm ami an isa from me and the rest of the team here in berlin. thanks for watching and stay with us. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship a meant we're all in. as we take on the way. we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes police and i'm following w. fire made for mines 2. ah lithium ion technology, a technology that has become an integral part of our lives. compact and powerful rechargeable batteries rely on it as do energy storage systems. the digital revolution, electro mobility and even the transition to green energy would be unthinkable without it. but the technology has its disadvantages. lithium ion battery still rely on their earth, metals, and other natural resources. many of the natural resources are being depleted and some are even scarce. and the recycling of millions of batteries remains a challenge. lithium ion technology has played an especially important role in one sector, intro logistics. intro. logistics is the flow of goods

ah, ah lithium ion technology. a technology that has become an integral part of our lives. compact and powerful rechargeable batteries rely on it as do energy storage systems. the digital revolution, electro mobility and even the transition to green energy would be unthinkable without it. but the technology has its disadvantages. lithium ion battery still rely on rare earth metals and other natural resources. many of the natural resources are being depleted and some are even scarce. and the recycling of millions of batteries remains a challenge. lithium ion technology has played an especially important role in one sector, intro logistics. intro. logistics is the flow of goods and materials within a company. although the industry relied on lead acid batteries for decades, it is now swiftly transitioning to lithium ion e mobility is revolutionizing warehouse operations and could pave the way for the technology in other industries. hundreds of thousands of intro logistics vehicles are already equipped with lithium ion

on mid leaps you, me on and up with lithium ion batteries. we can use short breaks in the workflow to do a quick charge. what conquests? swish, laud on dog that way. the vehicle keeps running for more than 8 hours mile. it might even manage to full shift before it needs a full overnight charge. before i st. andrews, we're not designing for law tomorrow in munich, researchers are already working on the next generation of am r's, which will be even more advanced sometimes and trying to connect to do that so that i can test it can drive the new thought back back. and if it can, to lift and drop down to them. so the hardest thing i guess is to put everything together like make sure that all the parts of the system are working together and integrated. well, for today, the goal is the, the reverse to move the bullet from one station to another. so we will just let a drive and if the am r is scheduled to go into mass production, soon intro logistics can benefit from e mobility solutions more quickly than other sectors. in part, because warehouses ar

this is the cooling of hot gas ions in a cold electron gazelle.is technique has been developed in novosibirsk began to be used actively all over the world, but in russia after that experimental ring it was never used again. and now at the nika complex for the first time after the very first experimental ring. for the first time, we use the electronic deposits of the russian superproject to create, relatively speaking, a time machine with the help of a nickname. it will be possible to see what matter was like immediately after the big bang, which laid the foundation for the existing universe, the collider will help to study the properties of quark-long plasma, as scientists say a porridge of particles into which ions colliding with each other turn into a study of the properties of nuclear matter. one of the main areas that russian scientists are engaged in in dubna with the help of the u-400 cyclotron, they managed to synthesize the lightest and flood for the first time in the world. metalwork of physics. they want to find out what is the smallest

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ione wells is here now. statement between ursula von der leyen and rishi sunak where they are agreeing to continue their work and they are crucially meeting tomorrow. what does that tell us? that's right. essentially, this statement which was issued jointly by the european commission and number ten here in the uk says that the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen and the prime minister agreed to continue their work in person towards shared practical solutions for what they describe as a range of complex challenges around the protocol and ireland and northern ireland. they are going to meet in the uk tomorrow. this is very significant that ursula von der leyen will be in the uk tomorrow. this shows that if all goes to plan, while is no wonder or say a deal is done until it is signed on the dotted lines, it does show that they are poised, all going to find tomorrow to try and announce something. we know that there has been speculation over the last couple of days about a deal. we have had

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uranium ion scattering angle is large enough to recognize chemical elements.ese properties formed the basis of the new development of the hybrid neon tomograph myth, because it consists of two different detectors. these are salic strip detectors and drifts de sectors that work on drift tubes, a sensational detector. he unpretentious he you see the plane of this detector. it consists of individual long strips of which are glued with a spectrum-shifting fiber, which allows us to record with good efficiency from each point of this detector. and most importantly, it gives us a zero point when we ask when this event happened, so we can immediately analyze. uh, the detector drift data starts from this point of the new tomograph, scientists decided to scan one of the nuclear reactors at the kalinin nuclear power plant . moreover, space rays, only using a neutral detector. well, when we began to discuss, uh, this project with mythia, we realized that, in general, they are looking for a sufficiently large-scale object with understandable geometric dimensions so that th

tomorrow the gusts of wind are shaking for a greater chance of damp ions, they will reach 18 m, in aond our subtit thermometer will drop to zero - lines of degrees. during the day the wind goes up to plus three. on sunday in the minsk region at night in many market places there will be short-term snow, a strong gusty wind, it is expected to roads, sleet, the temperature will drop very much from zero degrees in the evening to -6 -8 by morning ; significant precipitation is not expected during the day; this is 3 days. seams them warm trailer of spring, the background temperature will rise, and the snow sheet will almost part for months of progion. well, all the same, his forecasts showers with sleet, fog near special areas, ice on the roads in winter and sisters the main shawls at the museum of folk architecture bottle stitching for a chance for drifting up to butter and the day of guests from hired from belarusian traditions, and with sabers of meshing in different ions. tell in yakiya day like. to teshiny and how correctly the master class or design drove off, and i was at home burni

lithium-ion batteries are found in everyday items, cell phones, appliances, kids toys.y they are causing deadly fires that are difficult to put out. live in brooklyn, new york, how many fires are caused by these batteries? >> reporter: at least 42 lithium-ion battery fires across the country, 24 in new york city alone including the building behind me which put out the flames earlier this week. fdny just arrived moments ago to do more work at the scene. lithium-ion batteries are found in everything from the scooters they bikes, even cell phones and laptops. if they ignite it can go from smoke to a room engulfed in flames in 30 seconds. these fires are happening everywhere. firefighters south of boston claimed charging e scooters, last week a battery fire left four people injured on a united airlines flight. colorado mom kristi carlton says her son's toy, battery-powered have a board, exploded in their home last week. she was able to get it outside into the snow but firefighters had to break it apart to put out the fire. >> i went back outside and have not called 911 yet

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for the first time in the world, a hybrid ion tomograph has been created. are already test shots taken at the kalinin npp, they are being studied in detail by physicists. the accuracy is very high 2 m radians - this is one tenth of a degree, approximately the main structural elements are visible. that is, it is only for actually 2 weeks. yes, two weeks. these are records. no one else in the world has ever received such accuracy and with such a resolution. a mion is formed when interaction of particles arriving from space and lives only two microseconds, an elementary particle similar to the electron but much heavier and which for many years has attracted the attention of scientists from all over the world with its mystery. they arise in the atmosphere 200 times heavier than electrons, their flux is constant. neon is able to overcome walls, 2.5 km thick. every minute about 10,000 million flies through 1 m² of the earth's surface. or about 100 particles per second at the moscow engineering physics institute for more than half a century. honey was discovered 8

highlighting the dangers of lithium ion batteries.inutes after the united flight to newark took off from san diego. next to me two seats over starts to scream, and then i saw a flash of fire passengers describing the plane filling with smoke after someone's battery pack caught fire in first class, quick thinking crew members placed the burning battery into a fireproof bag and took it into the bathroom is out. in the last four flight attendants were injured later sent to the hospital. this happens% underneath in the luggage compartment. everybody is a goner. lithium batteries are in everything from laptops. cell phones to scooters and vape pens . incidents of them catching fire on flights are on the rise. 57 incidentsjust last year, the t s a prohibits lithium% batteries from being inside checked luggage, but they're allowed in. carry on. or in your pockets, airports, used dogs and x ray machines to detect them. but in december, a lufthansa flight from los angeles to germany had to make an emergency landing after a laptop in the cabin

ione wells, thank you- let's talk — just 12 months. ione wells, thank you. a bit more now with the deputy editor of conservative home henry hill. good to have you with us this afternoon. asi as i said to ione wells, i'm not sure many voters will hugely register with these changes, especially all these changes of department titles. do you think this makes any difference to the tory party's poll ratings which are frankly not great at the moment? flat frankly not great at the moment? not directl , frankly not great at the moment? ijrrt directly, the logic would be that by allowing ministers to better focus on rishi sunak�*s priorities there will be able presumably to generate more policy wins by the next election and go into that election with a more coherent set of proposals on things that people care about. i don't think anybody really expects this kind of architecture of government stuff to filter through to voters immediately but ultimately the way that whitehall is organised does impact the way it operates the government and that does matter for all of us.

belarusian army into the fire and i will die there for just 2-3 months, maybe once a month , and the iondgehead in the shortest way to kiev and silence will train him and rejoice and him soldiers and mark have something to carry, indeed, a threat to ukrainian cities, and maksym will be opened. a new front will be opened , and belarus was more and more predominantly and more than in belarus. И вы дустомеешь в всех ето рацінальные фактиров ионная гоницистные i did not go to belarus, the armies will not join them, this is their joint solution, therefore , pavlo is not looking for anything new here. i will also tell the audience why i am in the past, you were an employee of the ministry of foreign affairs of belarus, you have diplomatic experience and just you said the thesis that lukashenko allowed putin to do whatever putin wants on the territory of ukraine. then i have a question for you. why do you think kyiv still hasn't closed its diplomatic office in belarus? that i said that in ukraine the holy perception dominates that alexander lukashenko competes with him without any pressure from

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is a professor at binghamton university part he also won the nobel prize for inventing that lithium ionattery. he is the inventor this is one great guy pretty get lured by all these universities but he stayed at binghamton university which is where the finest state universities in the country. i have a number of very, very outstanding graduates of that institution that work for me. one of them standing over there and she reminds me of it all the time. but, in any case we got big federal investment 60 some odd million dollars to start creating at lithium ion battery research and manufacturing hub right in and banging time, new york. a lot of the cities not just true in new york. syracuse had care no longer there ibm was in a big game to him that it is no longer there for these new industries will take these place and give these communities a sense of hope across america. pedro from brooklyn was born in guatemala, worked as a baggage handler jfk international airport for more than 13 years. i came to the united states at a young age pursuing the american dream. but now he is helping other

he also won the nobel prize for the inventing the lithium ion battery. he's the inventor. one great guy. he station at binghamton, one of the finest in the country. i have a number of very, very outstanding graduates of that institution that work for me. i am reminded all the time. in any case we got big federal investment, 60-some odd million dollars to start creating a lift yum ion battery research and manufacturing hub right in binghamton, new york. a lot of these cities, this is not just true in new york, a carrier who longer there. i.m.b. was there, no longer. these new industries will take their place and give these communities a sense of hope across america. petrofrom brooklyn. pedro was born in guatemala, work at a baggage handler at j.f.k. airport for more than 13 years. he came to the united states at a young age. pursuing the american dream. now he's helping others. he organized this terminal to join the union at j.f.k. airport. he's pushing with the labor union for good jobs for good airports act. a bill that i co-sponsored and would set a living wage for airpo

here is vicky nguyen. >> this demonstration shows what it looks like when a lithium ion battery failsteries causing more than 200 fires in new york city alone last year. injuring 147 people and killing six. and look at this battery catching fire and exploding next to a child. >> startup charge in five, four -- >> reporter: we met with researchers in pennsylvania to see what happens when a lithium ion battery is purposefully overcharged and fails starting a fire. >> we're here with steve, with the ul fire safety research institute. we're actually inside of a home built to burn? >> we study how fire grows and spreads and we purposefully instrument it so we can figure out how to keep people safe for emerging technologies like this. >> reporter: they outfitted this house with everything you would find in a typical american home. then they rigged it with cameras and an array of sensors that measure heat and gases. it is going to catch fire. it is going to release a lot of gas and we're going to see an explosion. >> reporter: researchers removed the safety features on the battery to ensure

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batteries that can replace the so widely used lithium-ion batteries used in smartphones and spaceships kong stock exchange, a ton of lithium carbonate is already worth about $50,000. but sodium carbonate, in general, as it was 200 dollars, it has remained. well, there is a lot of light. it is everywhere with lithium. yes with everyone the year is getting worse and worse, and the amount of it on the whole on earth is not that very much. yes, these are rare elements, so yes to three here, maybe, uh, a good way out in this promising direction. today, several scientific groups are actively working, and now chemists from moscow state university are trying to unite everyone into one team so that the result of research is not articles in scientific journals, but a ready-made technology, our russian alexander konyavich on martynov ruslan nagoev andrey beldyanov, ntv television company residents of the village of dzhonka that in the khabarovsk territory these days the new neighbor of the amur tiger keeps in fear, although he came from the taiga, he also feels at home among people, successfully

fresh air is the air that is enriched with oxygen ayer ions, of course, in our city apartment, which is made of plastic , artificial leather, paint, glue, electrical appliances. ah, there is more dust in the air and particles we do not need than useful aeroin, so ventilation is good. but, if you have the opportunity to go out for a walk with your child, as you like, in the forest, in the park, on the lake away from the roads - this is very cool and very useful, but if you are going to go out into the fresh air in the yard, which consists of a parking lot or take a walk with stroller only front. it probably won't be very helpful. i am surprised by people who are happy for a healthy lifestyle, while running along the road, where there are eight lanes, and public transport, where the traffic lights are gassed. uh, in such races more harm than good is better to spend time and move somewhere far away to the park drive off somewhere far away from the city. if there is such a possibility, it will be useful if such a possibility. no, believe me that sleeping on a balcony at the level of the

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if there is a vote, then, ione, how likely is it that it will get through parliament?ing what is in that final deal, there could well be some rebellions, there could be some conservative mps, as well as dup mps who are still unhappy with certain elements of the deal. but one thing that is potentially in the government's favour here, although would be a bit of a political embarrassment perhaps for them, is that the main opposition party, labour, have said that they would back any deal because they argue that it is better than the alternative and some of the issues that are arising at the moment when it comes to trade between great britain and northern ireland. so earlier labour's shadow foreign secretary, david lammy, outlined that regardless of whether or not any deal had the backing of that major unionist party in northern ireland, the dup, labour would be prepared to back it in the national interest. i'm pleased, of course, that finally it looks like that we might get that deal in the coming days. worried a bit that the unionists have not been kept in the mix, but if

ione wells, bbc news, westminster. now a look at some other stories making the news today.n named locally as alice stones. thames valley police described the incident as tragic and isolated, and have not made any arrests. the dog has been put down. the bbc understands that british steel is considering cutting 800 jobs at its plant in scunthorpe. it�*s thought the company is developing the plans, but hasn�*t yet submitted the paperwork for a formal consultation. british steel has refused to comment. a further 1500 patients of a former breast surgeon are to be recalled so that cases can be identified. he was jailed in 2017 for carrying out harmful and unnecessary operations in private and nhs hospitals, mainly in private and nhs hospitals, mainly in the west midlands. and the uk supreme court has ended a long—running privacy battle between the tate modern in london and the owners of four nearby flats, by ruling in favour of the homeowners. they�*d complained that visitors to the art gallery could see into their properties from a viewing gallery that opened in 2016. the 0ldham

ione wells, bbc news, westminster.ell is under way in sydney. cardinal pell died last month aged 81, after heart complications arising from hip surgery. at one point he was the third most powerful figure in the vatican but was also controversial. he spent 13 months injail for abusing two boys while archbishop of melbourne in the 1990s — before the conviction was quashed. and a landmark inquiry found that he knew of child sexual abuse by priests in australia as early as the 1970s but failed to take action. hundreds of ribbons to represent victims of sexual abuse in the catholic church and elsewhere have been hung outside st mary's cathedral where pell will be buried. one of the abuse survivors told us why they are so important. we have come to toss ribbons on the fence and to open this dialogue. the whole point for us is to offer support to other survivors and to keep the dialogue open. to try and open a dialogue with the catholic church which unfortunately is a difficultjourney. but it is mainly about having hope a giv

ione wells, bbc news.ounted in nigeria's most competitive presidential election in decades. the process has been largely peaceful, but there've been some reports of violence in lagos. much of the counting is taking place by hand, but in some areas, electronic voting machines were used. the outcome is not expected until monday at the earliest, with pre—election opinion polls suggesting three candidates were in a close race. i spoke to my colleague peter 0kwoche, who's in abuja. and peter told us more about the election. traditionally, in nigeria, they have had two parties that have dominated the political scene but this year there was a game changer in the third contestant peter 0bi, who out of nowhere used social media to galvanise the use of this country. the youth make up 70% of the electorate and they want to change, so yes, it is now a three horse race for those elections. as you mentioned, they did go rather peacefully in most of the country but there were pockets of violence in lagos, in bayelsa stat

ione wells reports. new deal between the uk and the eu about how trade in northern ireland will work. ministers suggest it will remove checks on goods that will stay here in northern ireland and not go on to the republic of ireland. and that northern irish politicians will get more of a say on future eu laws that apply to the nation. the deputy prime minister, dominic raab, said these things will resolve issues with the existing deal, but dodged whether mps will definitely get a vote on a new one. if there is a deal, can you confirm to your colleagues and also our viewers that mps will have a say, there will be a proper vote on a deal? mps will get the opportunity to express themselves on the deal. doing the right thing in the right way, for all the communities of northern ireland, protecting the good friday agreement that has come under pressure from the northern ireland protocol. frankly, if you ask about the politics, fulfilling our manifesto commitment on brexit. under the current protocol, goods fro

. >> eli crane is represents arizona's second congressional district and ione of the new the 80 new house members of the 118th congress. he talks to c-span about why he ran fooffice, the small business he started with his wife, and his 13 years in the military that led to his service as a navy seal. rep. crane: not all of those 13 years were in the seal teams. i did not make it the first try, i was persistent and kept at it. and finally made it to the -- through the pipeline. i was a seo for about eight years. tell us about that experience of trying and then not succeeding the first time, but trying again. rep. crane: you know, they want the best of the best and like many candidates, they go through that program, you think you're ready. you get into that pressure cooker and find out that you are not. so, like many candidates, i had to go back, spend time in the fleet, and thankfully i got an opportunity to come back and try again. >> what did that expansive to -- experience to teach you about yourself? rep. crane: absolutely, i think adversity is one of the best teachers we can ever have.

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ione wells, bbc news. centre, here's hugh ferris. lots of football today. you are right. day of two league cup finals in british football. the first trophy of the scottish domestic season up for grabs today — and it's an old firm derby at hampden park as celtic face rangers. around 15 minutes played so far... it is still goalless. michael beale, the newly appointed rangers manager, looking for his first trophy. newcastle have the chance to end one of english football's most notable trophy droughts at wembley today. their last major domestic trophy was 68 years ago when they won the fa cup. there have been finals since, but never silverware, as they prepare to take on manchester united in the efl cup. their opponents have also been waiting longer than they'd have liked for a trophy. manchester united's last was in this competition six years ago and their recent form, including a win over barcelona in europe, will make them favourites later. into the final stages of the only premier league game of the day...

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