More time at home, more takeout food, shopping online, and panic buying groceries has lead to a marked increase in domestic waste levels
New legislation passed in August is the first step towards taking stopping the reliance on exports to deal with waste in Australia.
What can you do with a coffee cup after finishing your coffee? Of course you can always recycle it, but what happens then?
Lithium Australia’s shares (ASX:LIT) rose by 13.8% and as the company aquired ownership of Environstream, Australia’s only recycler of lithium-ion batteries.
Used cars can pose a major challenge when it comes to recycling all the disparate materials they are made of....
Travelling professionals, students, executives and the environmentally conscious have a new lightweight business laptop to consider.......
The Department of Engineering of Aarhus University in Denmark wants to revolutionize plastic usage in 3D printing....
Since 2006, Belgium has experienced an increase of 54% in terms of the recycling of synthetic materials.
A technique to recycle mixed-fiber textiles developed by a Swedish co-op, which offers huge potential for future recycling efforts....
A report created by the federal government of Australia showed that, in 2017-2018, only 9.4% of plastic was recycled...
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