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The HRAP system operating at Peterborough in South Australia's arid north. Environmental health experts at Flinders University are...

Tue, 05/18/2021 - 5:01pm -- tim Vermont Business Magazine The Agency of Natural Resources Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today that Victor Superchi was fined $17,406 for burning a structure on his Chester, Vermont, property in violation of the Vermont Air Pollution Control Regulations and Solid Waste Management Rules. In December 2019, Superchi burned a derelict housing structure containing materials that are prohibited from being burned. DEC personnel inspected the remains of the burn shortly thereafter and confirmed that the structure contained solid waste material...

Date Time Epworth transforms its hospital waste Epworth HealthCare’s Nicole Waldron and Simon Mikedis with old staff uniforms set to be recycled Hospitals create large amounts of waste products, but Epworth HealthCare is doing its best to recycle sustainably and generate green power. The Victoria-based private healthcare provider has recycled almost 30 tonnes of food waste, medical PVC and employee uniforms in the past year, producing electricity, garden hoses and stuffing for exercise equipment. The group’s flagship Richmond hospital is halfway through a three-year trial gathering food o...

Karen Leonetti Ashland County Park District School will soon be out for the summer. You’re probably dreaming of a fabulous family get-away. There is the typical vacation, but gas prices are beginning to soar and so many travel restrictions are still in place. Then there is the “staycation,” but we usually end up tirelessly working around the house; children are bored and you are exhausted upon returning to work. What are you to do? Plan a summer journey through each of the 18 Ashland County Parks! They are conveniently close to home, offer an abundance of enjoyment for every member of t...

through its in-store recycling programs RICHMOND HILL, ON, April 22, 2021 /CNW/ - For almost 20 years, Staples Canada has been promoting environmental sustainability through its corporate initiatives and in-store recycling programs. To mark Earth Month, Staples Canada is celebrating its latest environmental accomplishments, helping divert more than 136,000 kilograms of used household batteries through its partnership with Call2Recycle, recycling more than 2 million kilograms of electronic waste through eCycle Solutions, and more than 1.17 million writing instruments with TerraCycle  in 2020....