Forget recycling, upcycling plastics may be the future
Australian engineers have developed a cost-effective method to transform used plastic into nanomaterials and clean liquid fuel.
Australian engineers have developed a cost-effective method to transform used plastic into nanomaterials and clean liquid fuel.
Australian hospitals incinerate thousands of tonnes of potentially infectious medical waste every year — and COVID-19 has supercharged the problem. ...
New technology that can convert human urine into fertiliser onsite could enable an expansion of urban farming and eventually provide ...
At a new facility in South West Queensland, innovative textile recovery processes will help reduce landfill pileup by turning worn-out ...
Making concrete requires sand — and lots of it. That’s why some engineers are looking at substituting recycled glass, a ...
Tyres are built to last — and that’s a problem when it is time to recycle them. Michael Vainer is ...
Each year in Australia, 56 million tyres are disposed of. To keep these tyres from sitting in landfill, experts around ...
To understand the absolute necessity of a properly circular economy, imagine you’re in lockdown in one room of your home. ...
Australian engineers have developed a circular economy solution for disposable face masks in a bid to tackle pandemic-generated waste.
The CSIRO has released a roadmap to creating jobs and reclaiming billions in economic value from plastic, glass, paper and ...