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As Australia’s waste sector continues to evolve, landfill gas management is becoming complex, requiring councils to balance environmental obligations, energy opportunities and long-term financial outcomes.
For Logan City Council in Queensland, the impending expiry of its long-running landfill gas agreement at the Browns...
With the world’s oil supply under pressure due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East, Waste Contractors and Recycling Association executive officer, Brett Lemin, put things in perspective during an address at the Coffs Harbour Waste event in March this year. Fuel costs are one of the bigger outlays for contractors who supply the means … <...
North Sydney Oval is set to introduce reusable cups as part of a 12-month agreement to reduce single-use plastic waste at the venue. The program, delivered in partnership with WOSUP (War On Single Use Plastic), will replace plastic cups used to serve draught beer, wine and spirits at the venue with reusable cups that can …
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When England introduced reforms to standardise recycling collections, local authorities were faced with a challenge that went beyond adding another bin. For dense urban environments, especially flats, high-rise developments and mixed-use buildings, the question was how to make mandated food waste and future soft plastics collections work in locations where sp...
Australian Research Council (ARC)-funded research is advancing biological approaches to plastic waste, with the potential to support more effective recycling and reduce environmental pollution. Plastic waste is a growing global and national challenge, with hundreds of millions of tonnes produced each year and only a small proportion successfull...