Former actress and model Rebecca Gilling has been appointed Chief Executive Officer of environmental foundation Planet Ark.
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Planet Ark, ACE Hub release State of Circularity in Australia report
Planet Ark, along with the Australian Circular Economy Hub (ACE Hub) announced a new circular economy research report on day one of the inaugural Circularity conference in Sydney.
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National Recycling Week: Reconsider what’s going to waste
Planet Ark is calling on Australian households to reconsider what they are letting go to waste this National Recycling Week, with conservative estimates showing 2.44 million tonnes of the total 4.9 million tonnes of materials sent to landfill each year are either recyclable or compostable.
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APCO launches PFAS action plan
The Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation (APCO) yesterday published a new resource outlining a national, industry-led approach to phasing out per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in food packaging by the end of 2023.
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Planet Ark’s ACE Hub introduces Circularity conference
Planet Ark’s Adam Culley discusses the new Circularity conference, running from 24-25 November 2022 at Hilton Sydney.
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Planet Ark to host free recyclable toothpaste packaging webinar
Planet Ark, in conjunction with Colgate, is hosting a free webinar for local government on the recyclability of toothpaste packaging.
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Guide to help business cut plastic waste
New online player to help Australia move to circular economy
Planet Ark’s Australian Circular Economy Hub – a one stop shop to help drive Australia’s transition to a circular economy – has gone online.
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Upcoming National Recycling Week celebrating its 25th anniversary
Established by Planet Ark in 1996, National Recycling Week provides an opportunity for councils, workplaces, schools and individuals to improve their recycling habits and knowledge.
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Australians underestimating waste generation in the workplace
Half of Australians incorrectly think households create more waste than the business sector, according to Planet Ark.
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