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Today electric vehicles (EVs) represent 7% of all new car sales. This marks a significant shift towards sustainable
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Today electric vehicles (EVs) represent 7% of all new car sales. This marks a significant shift towards sustainable
The concept of urban mining, like so many other recycling terms needs to be explained. The general populace
With the need for energy efficient-lighting solutions increasing, the recycling of old LEDs and mercury bearing lights needs
In a decisive move towards a sustainable future, Western Australia (WA) is poised to implement a groundbreaking e-waste
Managing mercury risk is an important issue for many Australian industrial companies. Mercury causes very harmful and lasting
Importantly, the Minamata convention became a reality in Australia last year for mercury waste. This convention was the
US Federal data on recycling safety, shows the injury rate in the waste and recycling industry fell in
Across three chilling episodes of the ABC series War On Waste, Craig Reucassel lifted the lid on several
Want to buff up your environmental credentials by starting a lighting recycling program in your workplace? It’s easy!
12,500,000 tonnes – that’s the amount of waste generated by Australian businesses every year. It’s estimated that 70%
Research by the NSW EPA into the waste and recycling activities and attitudes of small and medium enterprises
Are you an Australian business looking to recycle mercury locally? As Australia’s largest and most experienced recycler of
You’ve probably heard of ‘food miles’ – the idea that transporting food over long distances gives it a
Sports clubs and recreational facilities are all about promoting health. And sport and exercise aren’t just about physical
Commercial buildings are a significant source of waste, and in multi-tenanted buildings anything beyond basic waste collection is
Did you know the average Australian produces 647 kg of municipal waste every year? According to a recent
Recycling is an increasingly important part of our economy, for two major reasons. For one, it plays a
If you have any old phones that you want to throw away, you can find drop-off points on
Our modern world relies on all sorts of batteries, from the little button cells that go into hearing
Ecocycle is Australia’s largest fluorescent lights recycling company. We also recycle light bulbs that don’t contain mercury. In
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