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MSF - OCP's Global Environmental Footprint Initiative

Building MSF OCP environmental roadmap

Phase 2 of 5
PHASE 2: PROPOSALS 01/12/2021 - 15/01/2022
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  • +["Batteries consumption increases every year. Most missions don't have identified sub-contractors for recycling or disposal. They therefore accumulate.\n\nLead-acid batteries are the most common and Lithium is gaining importance with solar energy development.\n\nHealth risks need to be considered on top of know effects on the environment.\n\nPossible sub-contractors needs to be identified and carefully assessed."]
  • +["Batteries consumption increases every year. Most missions don't have identified sub-contractors for recycling or disposal. They therefore accumulate.\n\nLead-acid batteries are the most common and Lithium is gaining importance with solar energy development.\n\nHealth risks need to be considered on top of know effects on the environment.\n\nPossible sub-contractors needs to be identified and carefully assessed."]
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  • +["Batteries consumption increases every year. Most missions don't have identified sub-contractors for recycling or disposal. They therefore accumulate.\n\nLead-acid batteries are the most common and Lithium is gaining importance with solar energy development.\n\nHealth risks need to be considered on top of know effects on the environment.\n\nPossible sub-contractors needs to be identified and carefully assessed."]
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  • +["Batteries consumption increases every year. Most missions don't have identified sub-contractors for recycling or disposal. They therefore accumulate.\n\nLead-acid batteries are the most common and Lithium is gaining importance with solar energy development.\n\nHealth risks need to be considered on top of know effects on the environment.\n\nPossible sub-contractors needs to be identified and carefully assessed."]
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