Australia is at a pivotal moment in its pursuit of national waste targets, says ResourceCo’s Henry Anning.
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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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Rowcon plant a milestone for C&D waste in QLD
With growing pressure to create sustainable industries and reach a national target of 80 per cent resource recovery, recycling construction materials is gaining importance.
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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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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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Rewards for using recycled C&D waste
Local governments in Western Australia will receive a financial incentive to use recycled C&D waste in civil projects, as part of a new $350,000 scheme.
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Metronet retaining and sustaining with recycled blocks
Nearly 60,000 recycled blocks have been used so far for retaining walls as part of the Metronet Yanchep Rail Extension project in Perth’s north.
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A greener alternative
Astec Australia’s mobile screen plant is giving plasterboard waste new life and reducing a reliance on landfill.
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Terex puts waste back to work
Terex Recycling Systems aims to help municipalities, government and contractors cope with increasing demands of waste.
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Crushing it
Astec Australia is about to bring the next generation track-mounted cone plant, the FT200DF, to the Australian market.
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