Climate Wave Enterprises in Tugun, Queensland, Australia | Environmental consultant

Climate Wave Enterprises

Locality: Tugun, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 414 939 942

Address: 3/12 Wagawn St 4224 Tugun, QLD, Australia

Website: https://www.climatewave.com/

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24.01.2022 Anyone on the Northern Rivers got some space for this worthy enterprise?

22.01.2022 If someone you know is doing it tough the amazing OzHarvest can help, please share :)

22.01.2022 One of the services we provide is #zerowaste where our Eco Angels monitor attendees refuse while educating them on the various methods we use to divert this material from landfill. Our grey matter is constantly stretched and our mouths gobsmacked with packaging #greenwash This Plastic Free July check out the amazing Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation's resource toolkit https://www.packagingcovenant.org.au/documents/item/3237

18.01.2022 Exciting times ahead with Australian states and territories moving towards banning #singleuseplastic now is the time to be planning alternatives! Ideally events will consider #reusable options which are more cost effective and #sustainable or #compostable is a good start to transition from. Check out these options in our website news and look forward to working with you reducing your waste by increasing your resource in 2021 and beyond ... Zero Waste Station banner printed by @peacefrogscreenprinting . . . #sustainableevents #community #saygoodbyetosingleuse #zerowaste #partywiththeplanet

16.01.2022 If you're a fan of reusables don't miss this great opportunity to be a part of this cutting edge discussion brought to you by The Ocean Race & Sustainable Event Alliance!

15.01.2022 With the disappointing news in recent times re our recycling programmes in Australia on Four Corners, there's some light shining which will at least make it easier for us make better decisions concerning our purchases. Confusion about how to correctly recycle different types of packaging is creating a considerable challenge for consumers and industry in Australia and New Zealand. To address this, in 2018 @Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation launched the Australasian R...ecycling Label, an on-pack labelling scheme that helps consumers understand how to recycle products correctly and assists brand owners to design packaging that is recyclable at end-of-life. Developed in conjunction with our partners, Planet Ark and PREP Design, the scheme aims to increase recycling and recovery rates and contribute to cleaner recycling streams. The ARL is also the only evidence-based labelling system on the market and is powered by the Packaging Recyclability Evaluation Portal (PREP), an online tool that assesses packaging recyclability in the Australian and New Zealand recovery systems. APCO Members have free and exclusive access to the PREP tool. https://www.packagingcovenant.org.au//packaging-recycling-

15.01.2022 Events are possible during COVID 19 but...what do you think about the set up?

15.01.2022 Destination Gold Coast Business Events are generously offering a cash incentive to support your next business event on the Gold Coast. It’s designed to give you a helping hand towards your conference costs and to support your association or company through these challenging times. Business events booked by 31 December 2020 will be eligible to receive a cash incentive based on delegate numbers, with support packages available for meetings of every shape and size.

14.01.2022 It was a pleasure to be invited to speak with the Advanced Diploma of Events students by their teacher, Jodie from Holmesglen Institute in Melbourne the other day. Jodie searched Sustainable Event Management and CWE popped up. She said, "I was really impressed with your bio and was wondering if you were available to be an industry guest presenter. The students are currently studying to Develop Workplace Sustainability Policy." Of course I jumped at the chance to talk sustain...able events. So I donned a nice business shirt and being online thought boardshorts will do. And in events problem solving and adapting to change is a constant component, to which my internet service decided to go haywire. So I grabbed my computer, headset on and went in search for a better connection, just as a friend Jill was passing and snapped this shot. . . . #climatewave #sustainableevents #zerowaste #plasticfree #composting #ecoangels #solar #legacy #community #shareapositiveimpact #responsible #greeninitiatives #partywiththeplanet #choosetoreuse #reusable #wasteWise #zerowaste #compost #reuse #refuse #reduce #respect #plasticPollution #warOnWaste #plasticFree #ecofriendly #zeroPlastic #zerowasteliving #noExcuseForSingleUse #community #festival #musicfestival #partywiththeplanet

14.01.2022 Thermo scanners, interactive wristbands that vibrate to mark a lack of social distancing, and rapid on-site testing are all being considered by music festivals to ensure the 2021 season goes ahead despite the Covid-19 crisis. The 2020 season was decimated by the pandemic, which forced nearly all major European festivals to cancel or shift to virtual models that acted as stopgaps while the industry came to terms with coronavirus. Thanks to Sustainable Event Alliance for sharing the most up to date #sustainablevents practices

14.01.2022 Congratulations to the City of Gold Coast for their commercial food waste project! The City of Gold Coast with support from the Queensland Government, launched stage two of its Commercial Food Waste Recycling Service. The service collects food scraps and waste, that would otherwise go to landfill, from Gold Coast businesses and turns it into high-quality compost. Since its launch in September 2018, more than 21 businesses, ranging from small cafés to iconic Gold Coast theme parks, have diverted 553 tonnes of food waste from landfill. The compost produced from this waste has been used in the City’s parks and gardens and provided to local farmers. The process has also reduced waste disposal costs for the participating businesses.

12.01.2022 Here are our Griffith University interns at The Village Markets familiarising with our #zerowaste management system to develop a case study we can use to encourage and educate other markets & event organisers to devoid from #singleuseplastic start #composting and donate #recyclables to #community organisations. Arica Soi Shrestha Seema Gautam Bhaskar

12.01.2022 Sustainable event advocates...Have your say! Join the DestinationQ 2020 Forum for a special online event the Queensland tourism industry’s peak annual forum DestinationQ. Presented in partnership by the Department of State Development, Tourism and Innovation, the Queensland Tourism Industry Council and Tourism and Events Queensland, the virtual forum will focus on supporting the state’s tourism industry to understand and adapt to the continuing impacts of COVID-19. Guest pr...esenters and panellists will offer perspectives on the health, social and economic impacts of COVID-19 and provide inspiration for the future of tourism, examining new opportunities and profiling sustainable operating models. The full program will be released soon. https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx

11.01.2022 BE AWARE: According to Event Industry News in recent weeks, Noisily Festival was targeted by a sophisticated Facebook phishing scam. And they’re not the only ones either. It’s affecting a whole host of other festivals too they’ve found fake pages and listings that appear to have applied the same tactics for Lost Horizon, Download, Wireless, Reading, Creamfields and Latitude, to name a few.

11.01.2022 It was wet, wet, wet but thanks to great organisation by the Hide & Seek Children's Market team the event went ahead with many happy families enjoying themselves. Our Eco Angel, Muz in between educating market attendees really enjoyed the petting zoo And the organisers loved our #zerowaste system and have invited us back next year ... Please consider the natural environment, have safe happy travels and seasons greetings

11.01.2022 Exciting news for motor racing fans who have wondered when the industry would green up their act...It's here "The ABB Formula E are proud to be the first sport to achieve net zero carbon from inception. Since our inaugural season, we have focused on ways to reduce our carbon emissions. To race, but leave no trace. We are committed to staying at zero and using our sport to deliver better futures for all.... Formula E is a new FIA motor racing championship featuring single-seater cars powered exclusively by electricity. Beginning in September 2014, the series will compete in the heart of 10 of the world's leading cities with 10 teams, each with two drivers, going head-to-head to create a unique and exciting racing series for a new generation of motorsport fan."

11.01.2022 If you have a passion towards sustainable packaging you'll love Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation Ltd Weekly Community Webinar series

10.01.2022 Congratulations City of Fremantle at the forefront of the Plastic Free July campaign and to ban single-use plastic shopping bags in Western Australia, and in 2018 adopted a Sustainable Events Policy #sustainableevents that prohibits the sale or distribution of single-use plastics at all City of Fremantle run events. Australia needs more local governments taking the lead, don't you think Local Government Association of Queensland (LGAQ)

10.01.2022 Here are our Griffith University interns at The Village Markets familiarising with our #zerowaste management system to develop a case study we can use to encourage and educate other markets & event organisers to devoid from #singleuseplastic start #composting and donate #recyclables to #community organisations. Arica Soi Shrestha Seema Gautam Bhaskar

09.01.2022 Sorry to be the bearer of bad news to all you lovers of eco sparkles but according to recent research biodegradable glitter seems to have the same detrimental effects that it's plastic version has

09.01.2022 If you'd like to see our #zerowaste system in action come on down to The Village Markets this Sunday and say hey Or if you'd like to read about the great results we've had diverting waste from landfill check out https://www.climatewave.com/tip-single-use-plastic-items-o/

09.01.2022 We are so proud to announce the release of the Reusables at Events Hygiene - Global Best Practice Guidelines. Led by Sustainable Event Alliance, leaders from throughout the events and sports sector came together to develop the guidelines including Green Events Nederland, A Greener Festival and Oceanic Global as well as reusables system companies, event delivery experts and other specialists The project was possible through the support of The Ocean Race and 11th Hour Racing ...and was managed by industry legend Christie Kamphuis - Co-Founder of bettercup. and SEA Leadership Team Member. This resource is designed to support event planners in confidently continuing with reusable food and beverage service ware at events and venues, and we’re calling on you to declare your support and spread the word to build back better! By declaring recognition of the evidence, a commitment to best-practices collectively, and adopting consistent hygiene standards when implementing reusables in event settings, we can increase safety awareness and confidence in reuse systems globally. Link to the guidelines download and declaration here: https://lnkd.in/guERyCB #eventindustry #festivals #sustainable

06.01.2022 Watch out for GREEN WASH with your party supplies! Marine researchers from the University of Tasmania recently tested the ability of helium filled pure latex balloons to fully compost as advertised and found the advertisements were not accurate. The researchers buried the balloons in industrial compost and fresh and salt water and took them out at various intervals. They found that none of the balloons broke down in 16 weeks as advertised and remain a menace to wildlife. F...urther they found they had a range of chemicals were added to the latex to enable them to perform as balloons. If they escape balloons filled with helium can travel up to 200 kilometres and if they fall into the sea or on land they can be eaten by wildlife. This can cause them to starve to death as the balloons do not pass through the animals’ gut. Helium is also a scarce resource needed for medical and industrial purposes and should not be used for such a frivolous purpose. The researchers recommend using bubbles or if you must use them, make sure it is only indoors and that they are deflated and binned after use. As reported by The Conversation and thanks to Gecko Environment Council for sharing :)

06.01.2022 This is Jimmy, he is the @southernbeachescommunitygarden composting & worm farm guru seen here weighing the rescued organic matter from our #zerowaste management system at The Village Markets which the worms will devour...happy Worms...happy Jimmy photo: @murray.morris.50702 . .... . #composting #worms #communitygarden #sustainableevents #volunteers See more

05.01.2022 There is no need to go backwards to single use!

04.01.2022 Reusable or recyclable cups: which is the most sustainable choice at events?

03.01.2022 Looking for a good news recycling story after the sh#t hit the fan world wide, I think we may have it hear Professor Sahajwalla will discuss the cutting edge science based waste research her team is involved in and how this has led to innovative sustainable materials and manufacturing processes that have the potential to revolutionise our recycling.

03.01.2022 Our very own Sydney Opera House ranked in second place receiving a score of 50 out of the possible 60 by The energy team at Uswitch (a UK-based energy price comparison service) who have analysed 27 of the world’s most visited tourist attractions and scored their commitment to sustainability, based on low emissions, water reduction, recycling schemes, re-wilding efforts, renewable energy and sustainable transport. Thanks to Sustainable Event Alliance for keeping us up to date with the most current #sustainablevents news!

02.01.2022 COVID-19 sustainability reopening guidelines for the hospitality industry, Oceanic Global is hosting a multi-stakeholder town hall meeting to develop an edition specifically to address challenges facing the live events and professional sports industries. Partners from the music industry, events production sphere, and professional sports world are invited to share challenges, best practices and feedback. The intention of these guides is to emphasize that health and safety need not come at a cost to the environment and to provide specific solution recommendations that can be applied globally.

02.01.2022 The Gold Coast World Surfing Reserve Global Wave Conference surpases sustainable expecatations with a substantial donation to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. We appreciate the recognition which was only possible with the total dedication from Larissa Rose & Nichelle Lyster of Glowing Green Australia Thanks to Andrew Mckinnon and the amazing organising committee!

01.01.2022 At The Village Markets, a boutique fashion and lifestyle market our Eco Angels in 2020 collected 119, 240 Litre household bins filled with waste/resource, 88 bins were diverted from landfill, and only 31 bins contributed to landfill. Which reduced their costs, saved carbon emissions & created compost. Makes sense huh :)... #sustainability #recycling #environment #waste #plastic #food #sustainableevents #composting

01.01.2022 "Event industry and sustainability stakeholders from around the world announce the formation of the Global Reusables at Events Hygiene Project. The RH Project’s mission is to support the ongoing implementation of reuse by developing a best practice hygiene operating guideline for reusable containers at events and venues based on existing standards and evidence that will drive assurance, transparency and accountability for consumers, industry and government. The RH Working Group includes representatives from the Sustainable Event Alliance, Green Events International, A Greener Festival and Oceanic Global as well as reusable cup companies, event delivery experts and other specialists, and is supported by The Ocean Race."