A cleaner Sydney Harbour using AI technology
Key waterways in Sydney Harbour will be equipped with technologies to help reduce the amount of rubbish polluting the Harbour.
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Funding for UOW researcher 3D printing with plastic waste
A researcher at the University of Wollongong (UOW) has been awarded funding for a new project using plastic waste for the sustainable manufacturing of furnished homes.
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Tackling PFAS contaminants with the power of nature
Indigenous plants could hold the key to removing PFAS contaminants from Australia’s waterways.
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‘Smart Bin’ prototype sorts out waste stream contamination
Researchers from CSIRO and University of Technology Sydney (UTS) have teamed up for the development of a new ‘Smart Bin’ to help sort waste streams at the source.
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CSIRO signs MoU with US to collaborate on plastic waste, energy
A new agreement between Australia and the United States will see greater international research collaboration in areas related to plastic waste, renewable energy, electricity grids and hydrogen.
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CEFC backs Australian plastic recycling initiative
Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is backing Australian company Samsara Eco to change recycling with an enzyme that allows plastic to be recycled infinitely.
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CSIRO on a mission to end plastic waste
CSIRO’s Ending Plastic Waste Mission will develop cutting-edge science and innovation to change the way Australia makes, uses, recycles and disposes of plastics.
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Potential energy
There’s a general acceptance that Waste-to-Energy has a role to play in Australia’s future. What that role will be remains divisive. Waste Management Review looks at the state of play.
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Wastewater key to COVID-19 detection on flights
Research from the CSIRO (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation), in conjunction with Qantas and the University of Queensland, has led to the development of wastewater surveillance on flights.
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Woolworths plots path to no new plastic
Woolworths Group is backing a new Australian plastic recycling start-up using science to reduce the need for new plastic to be produced.
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