The Queensland Government has funded more than 100 school-based organic waste reduction projects, encouraging the next generation to get excited about composting and reducing green waste and food scraps from entering landfill.
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Sorting out the yellow recycling bin
By Zoe Watkins, MRA Consulting Group
Zoe Watkins takes a closer look at the Recycle Mate App while trying to sort out the yellow recycling bin.Read More
Albury recycling facility puts focus on construction waste
A new Material Recovery Facility (MRF) designed to increase the amount of construction and demolition material diverted from landfill, is set to begin construction at the Albury Waste Management Centre (AWMC) in early 2023.
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Emissions scorecard: NSW EPA
NSW EPA looks at the emissions impacts of food waste recovery technologies to help businesses, councils and communities unpack FOGO processes available.
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Opportunity ripe for organics recycling in Queensland
Composting will be the frontrunner in helping Australia reach national landfill diversion rates for organics, according to Jacob Wilson, Chief Commercial Officer of NuGrow.
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Kimberly-Clark launches Australian-first nappy recycling trial
Kimberly-Clark, the maker of Huggies nappies, today announces a new nappy recycling trial that could be Australia’s answer to the 1.5 billion disposable nappies that end up in landfill each year.
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Council study into reusable sanitary and incontinence products
Knox City Council will lead a study conducted by seven Victorian councils to research and understand how to implement a reusable sanitary and incontinence program to reduce waste to landfill.
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Reusable cups to become second nature in Bondi
Waverley Council has launched a new campaign in partnership with Responsible Cafes to help local cafes reduce their reliance on single-use products and make reusable cups second nature.
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Melbourne home to Australia first homecycle centre
Australia’s first centre dedicated to receiving, sorting, testing, selling and recycling household, commercial and industrial goods will be built in Melbourne.
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CDE’s big role in reaching waste targets
Construction and demolition (C&D) waste will need to do the heavy lifting if Australia is to reach an 80 per cent average recovery rate from all waste streams by 2030, according to Daniel Webber, CDE Regional Manager for Australasia.
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