> Is LIR2032 a feasible and greener alternative?
> Are their mAH equivalent?

No, mAh is 20-30% and max discharge current is 20% for LIR2032 vs CR2032 .
You can probably adapt a small 'pillow' 220mAh LiPo instead of the original
CR2032, that's about the right capacity. Beware of 'Cheap Chinese' LED lamp=
s
and the like which rely on the battery's internal resistance to limit
current. The LiPo will probably blow up in that mode. Literally: you can
cause a fire with it, even if it is very small.

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