A Swinburne University project using recycled glass to make roads and pavements more sustainable has received Australian Research Council (ARC) funding.
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Recycled glass driving sustainable roads in QLD
A new facility for processing recycled glass into construction materials is set to come into operation this month in Rockhampton.
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Lake Macquarie City Council’s glass sand and plastic footpath trial
Lake Macquarie City Council is increasing its use of recycled glass sand with a new footpath trial underway.
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Alex Fraser opens high recycled technology asphalt plant
Waste Management Review attended the opening of Alex Fraser's new high recycled technology asphalt plant.
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City of Onkaparinga uses Reconophalt
Kirk Richardson, of the City of Onkaparinga, explains how the council is using recycled glass and soft plastic in the first SA road.
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Metro Trains specifications include recycled materials
Metro Trains Melbourne recently altered their specifications to include the use of recycled materials.
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First SA road built with plastic bags and glass
The first South Australian road built with soft plastics and glass will be paved at Happy Valley in the City of Onkaparinga.
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Recycled glass and soft plastics trial on ACT Govt road
The ACT Government has announced a trial of a recycled glass and soft plastics material as part of the state's annual resurfacing program.
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Drivers of change at Lake Macquarie City Council
WMR speaks to Dr Alice Howe at Lake Macquarie City Council about council’s innovative use of recycled glass.
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Paving the way
Research by Melbourne’s Swinburne University of Technology has found a potential new use for flexible plastics and glass fines in the construction of footpaths.
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