Lithium-ion batteries power nearly everything around us, from e-bikes and scooters to phones, tools, and even large-scale energy systems. But as their use expands, so does the number of fires linked to damaged, overcharged, or improperly handled batteries. This photo carousel highlights real-world incidents from October 1–18, offering a snapshot of the diverse locations where these fires are occurring such as homes, vehicles, transit systems, and industrial sites, and what we

Lithium-ion battery fires are becoming a regular concern for communities and first responders. As these batteries power everything from...

Lithium-ion battery fires are being reported in a wide range of occupancies, including residential buildings, recycling centers,...

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Residents of Barton House, a city owned housing facility, were evacuated at night due to a fault in the fire alarm system. The fire...