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Lighting & Electrical | March 12, 2020
Lighting recycling in Australia: A complete guide to recycling lighting waste
Australia is facing a serious lighting waste challenge, however lighting recycling is on the rise as people realise how easy and convenient it is. Millions...
Lighting & Electrical | March 5, 2020
How to recycle lighting: LED bulbs, smart lights, mercury-containing lamps
People are switching on to the benefits of lighting recycling to protect the environment and combat our growing waste challenges. Millions of old light...
Lighting & Electrical | February 28, 2020
International E-waste Day aims to boost awareness of recycling electronics
With about 50 million tonnes of e-waste generated globally, International E-waste Day is an important day to spread the word about recycling old electronics. More...
Batteries | February 18, 2020
What is the future of lithium battery waste?
Lithium-ion batteries will play a pivotal role in our future energy needs, however we still have a long way to go when it comes to recycling them. Lithium-ion...
Lighting & Electrical | February 11, 2020
Six months on, how is Victoria’s e-waste ban faring?
More than 75 waste transfer and recycling sites across Victoria have been upgraded for e-waste collection and storage since the state’s e-waste ban started...
Lighting & Electrical | February 4, 2020
Why recycling lighting waste in Australia is so important
Did you know that the mercury contained in one fluorescent tube can pollute 30,000 litres of water beyond a safe level of drinking? This statistic alone...
Our goal is to encourage people and organisations to recycle mercury and make Australia a cleaner, safer place for our children and future generations.
We believe it is our duty to inform and educate people, industry and our future generations about how to act responsibly when it comes to recycling mercury-based materials. Together, we need to recycle to make our precious environment a safe place for kids to play.