Australian Organics Recycling Association (AORA) National Executive Officer John McKew says a new report highlights the industry’s growing contribution to Australia’s economy.
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SOILCO’s Western Sydney Compost Manufacturing Facility a step closer
Enviro grants help school sustainability
Schools from the Macleay Sustainable Schools Network were awarded funding as part of the first Enviro Grants program.
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Repurpose It, councils unlock circular economy opportunities
George Hatzimanolis, Chief Executive Officer of Repurpose It, says local councils are in a prime position to drive change as Australia moves toward national waste targets and a circular economy.
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Deakin University BioFactory turns food waste mountain into clean, green products
A new BioFactory at Deakin University’s Waurn Ponds campus will deliver ground-breaking ideas and solutions to tackle Australia’s mountain of food waste from households, businesses and supermarkets.
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Tamworth council to process industrial class organics
Tamworth Regional Council’s industrial class organics (ICO) facility is the first of its kind in Australia. Morné Hattingh, Manager Waste and Resource Recovery, shares the council’s journey.
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Urban Utilities turns food waste to power
Queensland’s Urban Utilities will add organic food waste from the region’s supermarkets to the materials it uses to produce renewable power.
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SV delivers $10m for bioenergy investment
Sustainability Victoria is delivering a record-breaking $10 million in state government funding to encourage investment in the state’s bioenergy sector.
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Radicle Agriculture uses HEAP technology for composting
Martin Tower, Managing Director Radicle Agriculture has been involved in the compost industry for more than 20 years. For much of that time he has used traditional compost windrows that are mechanically turned on a scheduled basis to put air into the material.
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How to get the most from FOGO. MRA Consulting Group explains.
Capture rate, contamination and compost quality are key to maximising Australia’s focus on FOGO. MRA Consulting Group’s Virginia Brunton and Cara Watters explain.
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