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Clover Moore gets a rise from pop-up bins with PINs
Buried Italian dumpsters clear streets, confound rodents
11 August, 2014
Campbelltown Council and SITA deploy soy sipping trucks
Sydney’s Campbelltown City Council has taken on more clean and green biofuel garbage trucks as it tries to drive down both costs and carbon emissions.
2 April, 2014
Taronga Zoo sustainability accolade roars for SITA
By Paul Hemsley and Julian Bajkowski Resource and waste management company SITA has collected a key environmental sustainability award for tailoring a waste management program for Sydney’s Taronga Zoo to boost its recycling output to divert rubbish away from landfill. The company has been recognised at the 2013 Australian Business Awards where the company took […]
19 July, 2013
Bundaberg plucks sustainability award from flood clean-up
By Paul Hemsley They say that necessity is the mother of invention, however Queensland’s Bundaberg Regional Council has gone one step further after the plucky local government salvaged the state’s most prestigious sustainability award for how it teamed-up with industry to remove a soggy mountain of rubbish dumped on it by the devastating floods of […]
2 July, 2013
Sydney gets creative with rubbish
By Paul Hemsley In a $10.4 million effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions such as methane, the council has endorsed a deal to decrease the quantity of rubbish transported to the outer Sydney suburbs. Mayor Clover Moore said in five years time, the main landfill sites at Eastern Creek and Lucas Heights will be […]
13 April, 2011
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