The NSW EPA is set to roll out its regulated stakeholder roadshows again. A spokesperson said the government body is looking forward to catching up with councils and licensees soon.
Infrastructure funding only part of solution
The National Waste and Recycling Industry Council (NWRIC) has welcomed the Federal Government’s commitment to invest more in recycling infrastructure, following the Prime Minister’s $60 million announcement for advanced technology through the Recycling Modernisation Fund (RMF).
Recovered fines and recovered soil rules in NSW
ALOA says landfills ideal for flood waste
The Australian Landfill Owners Association (ALOA) has extended sympathy to the many members of the community who have suffered loss as a result of the recent devastating floods. Read more
EPA releases new methods to measure water pollutants
Information about the new approved methods for the sampling, measurement and analysis of air and water pollutants, and the measurement and analysis of environmental noise for EPA licensees, consultants, laboratories, technical and professional associations.
Things everyone should know about the circular economy
It always surprises me when governments announce waste/recycling policies which bear little resemblance to what is actually needed. But I blame myself. It means that I have not spent enough time providing evidence to politicians and their advisors, on what the migration to a circular economy actually requires.
Funding for recycled water supply
The Australian Government is funding a business case into the possible construction of a new reservoir that could hold up to 1,350 megalitres of recycled water for South Australia’s McLaren Vale district.
ATRA says government is dragging its feet
The Australian Tyre Recyclers Association (ATRA) has become concerned about the lack of action by government to get the tyre industry up to speed in terms of compliance and licensing since the tyre ban came into effect three months ago.
Milestone hit with return and earn scheme
More than $700 million in container refunds have now been earned by NSW residents through Return and Earn as the State reaches the 7 billion drink container milestone.
Freeing Trevor to drive the circular bus
“We can achieve a Circular Economy by 2025” was the proposition in a debate run by the Young Professionals of WMRR. I chaired the “No” side. “No chance” we said (and won).