Australia joined the global fight against mercury waste in December 2021, ratifying the Minamata Convention. The treaty, which aims to protect human health and the environment from emissions of mercury, came into effect in Australia in March 2022.
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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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To coincide with Plastic Free July, Southern Cross University has partnered with the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) to supercharge the transition away from single-use plastics.
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Throughout 2022, CDE, a leading supplier of sand and aggregate wet processing solutions for the waste recycling and natural processing sectors, is celebrating its 30th year in business.
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Daniel Leeson likes fixing issues. By his own admission, the Managing Director of Olympic Polymers sees problematic materials as a challenge.
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Communities and industry in New South Wales have certainty around acceptable locations for energy from waste with the new energy from waste regulation in place from July 8.
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Queensland’s container deposit scheme reached a significant milestone last week, with five billion containers collected and more than $500 million refunded.
Integrated Machine Control (iMC) – where does the value start and end?
Thursday, Aug 11 2022 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
(UTC+10:00) Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney
This is an introductory overview to Komatsu’s iMC (intelligent Machine Control) machines and technology, tailored specifically for those new to the concept, before looking at the capabilities of the latest iMC 2.0 machines/technology, and their potential for today’s worksites and projects.
What you will learn: As a result of participating in this webinar, you will understand the latest developments in machine control technology – where precision control capabilities are built into Komatsu’s iMC machines at factory level – provide unmatched efficiency, productivity, accuracy and jobsite safety across all aspects of earthmoving and excavation, from initial bulk works to final trim.
Why you should attend: If you are looking to take your project efficiencies and productivity potential to the next level, this webinar will show you how. Whether you’re involved in small-scale earthworks, large infrastructure projects, or in resource extraction or primary production, iMC technology can deliver unprecedented benefits in terms of accuracy, productivity, speed of delivery, jobsite safety and client satisfaction. It empowers a single machine to carry out many aspects of earthmoving and material placement that previously would have required two or more additional machines, with all stages of a project’s earthworks accurately captured to provide detailed as-built results to clients, surveyors and government agencies.
Presenter: Matthew Fleming, Technology Advisor, Australia & New Zealand
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Toxins, leachate and biogas emissions are often cited as the three main problems of landfill. But LGI (formerly Landfill Gas Industries) is turning a problem into a solution.
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New research commissioned by ALDI Australia* confirms a reduction in plastics waste is top of mind for shoppers, with 73 per cent of Australians agreeing supermarkets should work with suppliers to reduce the packaging on products.
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