The Ellen MacArthur Foundation's largest network continues to expand, with five new members joining an already diverse and dynamic Circular Economy 100 (CE100) community.
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HP and Planet Ark have unveiled the Beast - a 200kg monster installation made up of 2,400 recycled plastic bottles at East Circular Quay in Sydney - to help Australians face up to the plastic pollution crisis and the real and growing threat it presents...
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The Waste Management Association of Australia (WMAA) today welcomes the announcement of Remondis Australia's intention to build a $400 million waste-to-energy facility in Queensland.
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Hepburn Shire Council, who have been investigating an energy from waste (EfW) project for a number of years, has nominated Creswick Transfer Station as the possible home of large-scale EfW facility.
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After an extensive testing and approval process conducted by the EPA, Southern Waste Solutions' $6.7 million Category C-cell waste disposal site - located in southern Tasmania and the first established in the state - is now ready for operation and awaiting...
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The Netherlands is trialling a new way to reuse plastic waste with the launch of the world's first reused plastic bicycle path.
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Rabobank is launching its Food Loss Challenge Asia initiative, which encourages start-ups to present their technology-based solutions to reduce food loss in the region. The initiative aims to address these issues and facilitate discussions between solution...
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A panel of experts talked about the need for more people to reuse electronics, at the Australasian Waste and Recycling Expo.
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Never before has the waste and resource recovery sector had so much mainstream media coverage and political attention, and for that, we have China's National Sword policy to thank.
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Australia has limited capacity to process its e-waste in-house and recent media reports have highlighted the problems we face when exporting our e-waste overseas. Swinburne University of Technology professor Geoff Brooks says we can turn this issue on...
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