sectors-categories: Corporate Waste Solutions

Australian Tyre Processors (ATP) has invested in cutting-edge new waste shredding technology, as it advances its national resource recovery strategy.

“Firstly, the NSW Government is to be congratulated for leading the country in reforming waste economics, particularly with respect to the historical increases in the s.88 landfill levy. The levy creates the headroom for recyclers to operate profitably.”

The Greenwall Company recently tested the effects of using spent coffee grounds in its greenwalls and greenroofs. 

The NSW Environment Protection Authority’s (EPA) Bin Trim initiative is providing free waste assessments to help businesses reduce waste and increase recycling.

March 18 is Global Recycling Day and several Australian businesses are taking the initiative to reduce waste at their facilities.

Waste transfer station Future Recycling opened in Pakenham last week after a full refurbishment. It was completed in partnership with Sustainability Victoria and the Victorian State Government as part of the $35 million Resource Recovery Infrastructure Fund.

The VWMA and WMRR have called for action against non-compliance operators and government bodies after several Australian councils continued sending recycling wastage to landfill.

Waste management is an essential part of any facility, particularly those that house food facilities and generate organic waste. The WasteMaster is an innovative technology that’s changing the way buildings can process organic waste, and reducing the impact on the environment, writes TIFFANY PACZEK.

Chevin Fleet Solutions has joined the green fleet revolution and has proudly announced that over half of its company vehicles are boasting such credentials.

How can you recycle the world’s stockpiles of treated sewage sludge and boost sustainability in the construction industry, all at the same time? Turn those biosolids into bricks.