Molecular recycling could be the future of sustainable plastic
New Australian technology promises to make plastics infinitely recyclable. Can it deliver for the environment?
New Australian technology promises to make plastics infinitely recyclable. Can it deliver for the environment?
A solution to a pressing environmental problem has been found by researchers who were looking for something quite different.
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CSIRO engineers hope a new smart bin will make recycling easier and more effective.
Australian engineers have replaced conventional aggregates in concrete with rubber from discarded tyres.
Turning waste coffee grounds into ‘green steel’ is all in a day’s work for Australia’s Top 100 Innovators Professor Veena ...
It takes just milliseconds to capture latent energy in a railway line and transfer it back into the grid. Global ...
A University of Technology Sydney (UTS) rail research project not only achieves its sustainability goals, it has been scientifically tested ...
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Often, once a concrete structure reaches the end of its life, the only option for most concrete waste is landfill. ...