Appropriately sorted paper and cardboard will be exempt from the Federal Government's forthcoming export ban, as announced by COAG.
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NWRIC calls on COAG to set clear definitions and realistic timeframes
NWRIC is calling on ministers to set clear material definitions and realistic export timeframes at this Friday’s COAG meeting.
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NT Industry Summit to address local market opportunities
The Territory Waste and Recycling Industry Summit will provide an opportunity to discuss strategic developments in the sector.
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Bans at the border
With the first wave of export bans set to commence in July, WMR speaks with stakeholders about the waste economy.
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NWRIC calls for paper and cardboard export ban exemption
NWRIC is calling on COAG to ensure clean, high grade paper and cardboard are exempt from waste export bans.
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Boosting tyre supply chain visibility: Tyre Stewardship Australia
Lina Goodman, Tyre Stewardship Australia, speaks with WMR about its world-first foreign end market verification program.
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Tackling waste together: Matt Kean
NSW Environment Minister Matt Kean lays out the government’s objectives for its 20-year waste strategy.
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What do we need to do after MEM?
ACOR CEO Pete Shmigel gives the recent Meeting of Environment Ministers a tick, but a number of areas don’t pass muster.
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Waste export bans alone won’t drive resource recovery
Export bans won’t deliver resource recovery targets unless recycled materials are used in packaging, products and infrastructure.
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MEM sets waste ban timeline, but several “missteps”
Waste glass, mixed plastics and whole baled tyres will be banned over the next two years, following the Meeting of Environment Ministers.
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