‘Waste not, want not’ is an adage many are familiar with – it means that if a person uses resources wisely, there will always have enough. It is also one that David Caramia, the National Business Development Manager for Manufacturing at Motion, says applies to a sustainable industrial future.
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How construction tech can help infrastructure projects go green
Climate change has compelled a wide range of industries to put more focus on going green by building sustainability into their products and practices. For construction, when you factor in the massive investment in infrastructure projects, it represents an opportunity to put those in place on a grand scale.
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Mildura company diverts C&D waste from landfill
Victorian company Waters Excavation has invested in an 80 tonne per hour wash plant from CDE to recover sand and aggregates from concrete waste.
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Road to a circular economy
New research from Infrastructure Australia has revealed recycled material could replace about 27 per cent of materials used in road projects across the country.
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ResourceCo’s concrete plans for resource recovery
ResourceCo is leveraging its experience in construction and demolition recycling to play a key role in Australia’s resource recovery future.
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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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Country Road backs circular economy, climate action with $1.5m fund
Iconic Australian brand Country Road has launched the Country Road Climate Fund, investing $1.5 million in grant funding to projects driving climate solutions in the Australian fashion industry over the next three years.
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Waste pioneer Veena Sahajwalla recognised with Clunies Ross Innovation Award
Professor Veena Sahajwalla has been awarded the Clunies Ross Innovation Award for her globally recognised waste transformation technologies.
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Papyrus Australia invited to COP27
Papyrus Australia Ltd. (Papyrus), developer of a world-first sustainable technology that creates packaging and fertilisers from agricultural waste, has been invited to attend the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP27), from 6 to 18 November 2022.
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$3M community fund to tackle waste
Victorian community groups have been given a boost to creatively tackle waste and create new jobs.
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