Another company has falsely claimed it is Australia’s only mercury treatment plant. In this Pilbara News article, New
China’s campaign against foreign garbage has hit the Australian recycling industry hard. As part of the campaign, China
When you drop off your old computer at a recycling centre, particularly one that is a member of
What happens to your data when you discard your old mobile phone, tablet, laptop, desktop computer or memory
As the concept of the circular economy becomes more mainstream, recycling is playing an increasingly important role in
China’s recent ban on importing many types of waste has highlighted major weaknesses in the way in which
The Minamata Convention on Mercury has officially entered into force, 61 years after the first cases of what
A recycling certificate documents the amount and type of waste that your organisation has recycled. The certificate can
Mercury never goes away. It just gets moved around, changing from one chemical form to another, with water
Artisanal or small-scale gold miners frequently use mercury in their gold extraction process. The gold-mercury mix, or amalgam,
Ecocycle started life as a specialist recycler of mercury-containing waste – mostly dental waste and fluorescent lighting waste.
Most states and territories in Australia charge levies on waste that goes to landfill. The aim? Less waste
With much of the construction industry embracing the philosophy of ‘green building’ there’s growing pressure on building site
White goods are large electrical items used in the home and yep, you guessed it, they are often
The dark side of the glittering screens that school teachers and students rely on is that they eventually
With more than 260 million people, Indonesia is the world’s fourth largest by population. It’s also developing rapidly,
E-waste can be defined as anything with a power cord or battery that has reached the end of
Museums and galleries play a vital role in preserving our greatest treasures. Entirely consistent with their commitment to
First announced in 2015, Victoria’s ban on disposal of e-waste to landfill recently moved a step closer. After
Recent years have seen major advances in the technology behind television. Gone are the old, bulky TV sets
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