Currently, there are two separate types of documents that set out the strict conditions required to be met before specific types of waste can be used for a particular purpose. These are called resource
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ANU study finds 100% renewable energy is Australia’s cheapest option
Led by ANU’s Andrew Blakers, Bin Lu and Matthew Stocks, the study suggests that with most of Australia’s
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In conversation with Dale Gilson
Inside Waste caught up with Gilson to find out more about the man behind the wheel. IW: Tell us more about yourself… what were you doing before joining TSA? Gilson: My
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Future-proofing Mackay’s operations
In December, Inside Waste spoke to Council about the seven-month evaluation period and procurement process two years in the making that would ensure best practices are implemented at the Hogan’s
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Mobile Conversations: Can social causes motivate us to recycle more?
You would think that recycling would be a priority for most of us. Not only does recycling help recover much needed precious resources that can be reused, but it also helps us declutter – that in
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Supreme court hands down significant decision for waste management
Although the matter related to a criminal prosecution in the Environment Resources and Development (ERD) Court, there were some significant findings about matters of principle as they relate to the interpretation
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Effective monitoring is key to effective wastewater odour control
Spreading urban areas are increasingly occupying what until now have been odour buffer zones that separated houses and treatment infrastructure. As a result, operators are having to allocate more resources
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Green buildings produce workplace benefits
The study, known as the COGfx Study, was conducted by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and SUNY
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Giving control back to councils
Dr Hofstede, who completed his PhD in 1994, was studying organic waste composting, specifically how to develop a system at a time when landfill disposal costs were relatively low and environmental standards
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Melbourne’s tram network to be powered by the sun
The Victorian government have announced they will run a tender to build the new large-scale 75MW solar power plant, with about 35MW of the new solar farm being linked and used to sufficiently cover the
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