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25.01.2022 https://recyclingnearyou.com.au/arl/

24.01.2022 One person’s trash is Veena Sahajwalla’s treasure. The Aussie inventor and engineer is transforming the way we recycle, turning tyres into steel and old clothes into designer tiles. Watch full episode The Tipping Point: https://ab.co/2Mqt461

16.01.2022 https://youtu.be/MW0n3PafnTc

11.01.2022 WISHCYCLING. You throw it in the recycle container anyway because you think it's better than not. We've been asked to clarify why this is not recyclable. It's... because it is contaminated. It¡s greasy, oily, dirty. Only clean cardboard can be recycled. Only clean plastics and glass should be recycled. Credit https://www.facebook.com/GoWasteEd/

08.01.2022 You can recycle aluminium foil but you can only do that if there is enough for the recycling processing machines to identify it and separate it. So save your ...foil and when you've got a ball the size of a tennis ball or bigger, then put it in the recycling. Assuming you can recycle it. Check first.

07.01.2022 Have old or damaged clothes and shoes picked up from your front door We’ll take the hassle out of donating them and they’ll be prepared for reuse or recycling!

06.01.2022 Meet Nzambi Matee, a 29-year-old inventor who has turned 20 tons of plastic trash into paving bricks. Check out more animals on ITK: https://bit.ly/2V1meEN

05.01.2022 Yesterday, the QLD government introduced legislation to ban plastic straws, stirrers, cutlery and plates/bowls. Subject to public consultation, the ban will i...nclude expanded polystyrene (foam) cups and clamshell containers (pictured). Other states are including polystyrene, and we know Queenslanders want this too. We want to see expanded polystyrene cups and containers included in the ban! According to Clean Up Australia, 44% of all litter is PLASTIC, with plastic takeaway and polystyrene items among the most littered. You can have your say about this. There are only 5 questions. Takes one minute! Say YES to including expanded polystyrene in the ban! Click here: https://bit.ly/3qfueAi Please share to get as many submissions in before it closes.

03.01.2022 Become a recycling expert with these 5 simple hacks: 1. Soft plastics collect these in your shopping bag. That way when you go grocery shopping, they are rea...dy to be dropped into the REDcycle soft plastics bin found at any Coles or Woolworths. 2. Small plastic tabs avoid removing these from larger containers as keeping them attached ensures they can be recycled. 3. Use the Australasian Recycling Label (ARL) - check for the label before you chuck it 4. Choose products that have the ARL so that you know how to dispose of them correctly. 5. Choose products that have the ARL so that you know how to dispose of them correctly See more