From insect farmers to waste management: this company uses nature to reduce CO2 emissions caused by food waste
Turning insects into protein-rich sustenance has enabled Goterra to make huge inroads in the waste management space.
Turning insects into protein-rich sustenance has enabled Goterra to make huge inroads in the waste management space.
An openness to experience and a passion for his work have taken Glenn Platt to conferences and consultancies around the ...
At a new facility in South West Queensland, innovative textile recovery processes will help reduce landfill pileup by turning worn-out ...
In 2017-18, only six per cent of Australian soft plastic waste was recycled. The rest added to the growing mountain ...
Australia’s states and territories have agreed to ban the export of waste by 2024, meaning the country must find ways ...
A world-first solution that could keep tonnes of plastic, glass and tyres out of landfill is closer to reality after ...
Thanks to this Melbourne engineer, takeaway drinks do not have to mean environmental destruction.
Engineers are using their skills to reduce waste, reuse more materials, recycle things that have reached the end of their ...
Dr Raj Kurup took an innovative approach to a seemingly intractable environmental problem – and it turned out to be ...
While many people have keep cups to grab a coffee on the go, a Melbourne startup has come up with ...