Recycling of Scrapped Cars Increases in China

QINGZHOU, CHINA - NOVEMBER 12, 2025 - (FILE) A worker dismantles a car at a scrapped motor vehicle recycling and dismantling enterprise in Qingzhou, East China's Shandong province, Nov 12, 2024.

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