Waste > Recycling/re-using

Waste Expo Australia announces conference agenda

01 September, 2022

Spread across two days, the event will feature product showcases and talks by experts in the recycling and waste management industry.


Glass-recycling bins roll out in Victorian council areas

01 September, 2022

Victorian households will soon gain access to a fourth bin to make recycling more efficient, diverting tonnes of waste from the landfill.


PPE waste can make for stronger concrete

30 August, 2022

RMIT researchers have discovered that disposable personal protective equipment can be used to make concrete stronger.


Plastic upcycling: from waste to fuel for less

29 August, 2022

Problem plastics could be diverted from landfills and converted into fuel sources using new upcycling technology.


Old tyres make strong walls, study finds

22 August, 2022

University of SA researchers have found that old tyres could be reused to build structurally sound walls.


Combating plastic waste one coffee cup at a time

19 August, 2022

The Department of Defence has worked with Veolia to reduce the number of single-use coffee cups sent to landfill.


Automated recycling plant to launch near Brisbane

09 August, 2022

Rino Recycling has partnered with CDE and Turmec to develop a smart recycling plant that will reclaim waste from the construction industry.


Biofeed Separator food waste management technology

03 August, 2022

The Biofeed Separator is an innovative, scalable and proven food waste management technology that sustainably closes the loop on all types of food waste.


Textile circularity: cotton fields 'swallow up' textile waste

28 July, 2022

A trial returning cotton textile waste to cotton fields in Goondiwindi, Queensland, shows promising results.


Researchers make plastic from garbage

06 July, 2022

Scientists at Chalmers University of Technology are working on technology to extract carbon from waste and use it to make renewable plastics.


Scientists use brewery waste to make 'artificial atoms'

29 June, 2022

Quantum dots, also called artificial atoms, have been using spent grain as a source of carbon.


Brewing up a renewable source of hydrogen peroxide

17 June, 2022

Scientists in Japan have developed a method of extracting hydrogen peroxide from spent coffee grounds and tea leaf residue.


Re.Group acquires Polytrade

01 June, 2022

Re.Group's acquisition of recycling service provider Polytrade will allow it to move further into value-adding of end products and remanufacturing within the domestic market.


Melbourne brothers unbox sustainable shipping packaging

16 May, 2022

Two brothers are working to tackle e-commerce's plastic contributions through the development of paper-based, compostable packaging.


Hotline launches to 'rescue' ugly produce from farms

16 May, 2022

Farmers can call the hotline so that ugly but good-to-eat produce that had been rejected by retailers can be rescued and sold to consumers.


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