Australian first kerbside aluminium coffee capsule recycling pilot

SP News

July 27, 2021

5000 households in Mosman and Willoughby will be able to recycle aluminium coffee pods through their kerbside bins in an Australian-first pilot. Householders participating in the trial will receive a specially designed bright orange bag to collect their used aluminium capsules, which they can then place in their recycling bins for collection. The trial, run... The post Australian first kerbside aluminium

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Recycling robot being developed to sort out soft plastics

Sustainability Matters

July 26, 2021

Soft plastics lack adequate recycling methods as they can easily entangle in waste separation machinery, leading to mechanical failure and contamination of other recyclable materials such as paper. Because of this problem, current recycling methods rely on the manual sorting of soft plastics, an often repetitive and unsafe task. Working alongside industry partners as part of a federal government

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A different kind of solar technology is poised to go big

Grist News

July 26, 2021

Silicon is facing bottlenecks and trade sanctions. Is this cadmium telluride's moment?

A different kind of solar technology is poised to go big

Grist News

July 26, 2021

Silicon is facing bottlenecks and trade sanctions. Is this cadmium telluride's moment?

Lululemon, LanzaTech are reshaping carbon waste into fabric

GreenBiz Group

July 26, 2021

Addressing industrial emissions and harmful particulate matter, such as those produced by steel mills, continues to be a difficult challenge.  Consider that right now, the steel industry is among the three biggest producers of carbon dioxide. In 2018, every ton of steel produced emitted about 1.85 tons of carbon dioxide, according to the World Steel Association. That equates to about 8 percent of

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A stronger electricity grid is crucial to cutting carbon. Does that make it green?

Grist News

July 24, 2021

A proposal to lay cables beneath the Columbia River is met with skepticism from an Indigenous activist and the river’s advocates.

A stronger electricity grid is crucial to cutting carbon. Does that make it green?

Grist News

July 24, 2021

A proposal to lay cables beneath the Columbia River is met with skepticism from an Indigenous activist and the river’s advocates.

This summer, consider sustainable seafood

GreenBiz Group

July 23, 2021

Summer makes me nostalgic for seafood. As a kid, our annual family vacation to Croatia was my favorite time of the year. I spent my days snorkeling in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, strolling through quaint markets and eating lots of seafood.  But those days are long gone. Seafood hasn’t been part of my diet after learning about the detrimental effects of overfishing on our oceans,

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This summer, consider sustainable seafood

GreenBiz Group

July 23, 2021

Summer makes me nostalgic for seafood. As a kid, our annual family vacation to Croatia was my favorite time of the year. I spent my days snorkeling in the crystal clear waters of the Mediterranean, strolling through quaint markets and eating lots of seafood.  But those days are long gone. Seafood hasn’t been part of my diet after learning about the detrimental effects of overfishing on our oceans,

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Business park powers site with solar, battery, microgrid solution

Sustainability Matters

July 22, 2021

Peel Business Park is a 1000-hectare industrial estate being developed in Nambeelup, WA. Due to the remoteness of the area, an existing power connection to the traditional grid did not exist — an onsite, behind-the-meter solar and battery solution was highlighted as the most cost-effective, reliable and green alternative. The renewable energy solution includes a 1.2 MW solar farm, incorporating

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