Redflow batteries require Zinc as a raw material.
Zinc is obtained from mining, similar to Lithium is obtained from mining.
There is an environmental impact from Zinc mining as well.
http://www.greenspec.co.uk/building-design/zinc-production-environmental-impact/
The good news is that recycling a Redflow battery should be a lot cheaper and easier than recycling a Lithium battery because the Zinc Bromide solution from a ZBM2 only needs to be purified before that zinc Bromide solution can be put into a brand new battery.
https://redflow.com/products/redflow-zbm2/
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