Dynamic waste collection

Dynamic waste collection responds to the ever-changing amount of refuse by harnessing Internet of Things sensors to provide waste businesses with efficiencies. 
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From crop to construction

New research has found waste from farms and agriculture can be turned into building supplies like bricks, insulation and panelling.
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Global markets

What effect, if any, will US President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs have on the global recycling market for steel and aluminium? Waste Management Review reports.
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An environmental exit?

The United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union presents both challenges and opportunities for waste management. We speak to international expert Richard Cowell about its impacts.
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Australia’s future in UK’s past

With The United Kingdom steadily investing in waste to energy, Waste Management Review uncovers what lessons Australia could learn from UK projects.
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Waste collection via social media: AMCS Group trial

ACMS Group’s Gerard Kissane explains the potential cost savings behind a new technology the company is trialling which will allow residents and commercial enterprises to schedule their collection services through social media.
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Local potential for Rubicon Global?

Waste management cloud-based service Rubicon Global is worth more than $1 billion and has penetrated the US market, but is there potential for the company to reach Australia?
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Transport’s macroeconomic headwind

When the world's biggest consumer of raw materials decided it would no longer accept imports of 24 categories of solid waste, it sent a shock through Australia's transport and waste industry.
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Binning the old landfill approach

Managing a landfill past its expected lifespans can result in some unexpected costs. Eric Mead, of HDR Inc, explains how councils and private sector companies can better plan for the future.
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