Sustainability

GECA releases position statement on making recycled content claims

02 September, 2024 by Kendall Benton-Collins, Strategic Communications Manager – GECA | Supplied by: GECA

What you exclude on recycled content claims can be just as meaningful (or misleading) as what you include on product labels.


Digital divide threatens corporate journey to net zero

01 September, 2024 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

A deep digital divide is emerging in corporate approaches to sustainability, potentially undermining Australia's journey to net zero.


Navigating asset transitions for a sustainable and equitable future

01 September, 2024 by Michelle Kiejda, Technical Director — Environment and Closure Planning, GHD | Supplied by: GHD Pty Ltd

Closing major assets like power stations or mines can profoundly impact local communities. Companies need to navigate these transitions thoughtfully.


Ultragreen high-rise planned for St Kilda

30 August, 2024 | Supplied by: Gamuda Land

Gamuda Land's multi-residential Fareham development is focused on achieving net zero in operations and a minimum 8-star average NatHERS rating.


IMARC 2024: the global mining and resources event is back

30 August, 2024

Energy transition and decarbonisation will be under discussion at IMARC, which is being held at ICC Sydney from 29–31 October 2024.


Turning CO2 into an eco-friendly resource

26 August, 2024

A new research initiative based at The University of Queensland could see carbon dioxide becoming a useful resource in the production of fuels and chemicals.


The Pressure to Report

22 August, 2024 | Supplied by: AMCS Australia Pty Ltd

These days, businesses are no longer just accountable to their customers or a single owner.


QV Face packaging wins Silver for sustainability at PIDA

21 August, 2024

Ego Pharmaceuticals has won a Silver medal at the 2024 PIDA Awards in the Sustainable Packaging Design category.


Photosynthesis inspires net-zero ammonia research

19 August, 2024

Ammonia is essential for producing fertilisers that support global food production. However, traditional methods of making it create significant greenhouse gas emissions.


Master Builders releases sustainability report

15 August, 2024

Master Builders Australia has released its first annual report on the progress made so far towards its Building and Construction Industry Sustainability Goals 2050.


Critical materials must go circular for energy transition

14 August, 2024 by Jim Goddin – Head of Circular Economy thinkstep-anz | Supplied by: thinkstep-ANZ

As we decarbonise our energy sources, the demand for critical materials grows so a circular economy model becomes crucial.


Cleaning trucks and preventing contamination

12 August, 2024 | Supplied by: Tecpro Australia

A new fertiliser plant in Western Australia was in need of an effective solution to clean the wheels and chassis of its trucks and other vehicles.


Sustainable vision for LA28 Games

07 August, 2024

Software company Autodesk will support the LA Olympics and Paralympics' temporary overlay and construction plan, incorporating sustainable design principles.


South Australia leading the way with energy-smart homes

01 August, 2024 | Supplied by: Schneider Electric

With electricity demand projected to potentially double by 2050, advancements in energy efficiency, renewable energy sources, and innovative grid management technology are becoming increasingly important to mitigate higher energy bills for consumers.


Mettler-Toledo achieves carbon neutral status for the 5th year

30 July, 2024 | Supplied by: Mettler-Toledo Ltd

Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection achieves carbon neutral status for the fifth consecutive year, and is also on track to achieve its goal of sending zero waste to landfill by 2025.


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