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Source: State of Victoria Local Government Bass Coast Shire Council is one of 46 Victorian councils to sign on to VECO, the Victorian Energy Collaboration, the largest ever emissions reduction project by local government in Australia. VECO, led by Darebin City Council in Melbourne’s north, will provide 45 per cent of all Victorian councils’ electricity requirements with 100 per cent renewables, reducing greenhouse emissions by 260,000 tonnes of C02-e every year. Provided by Red Energy, the 240GWh of clean power is equivalent to powering 48,000 homes with renewables or removing the emissions from 90,000 cars every year. Initiated by and facilitated with the Victorian Greenhouse Alliances, VECO recognises the benefits of renewable energy for the environment and the economy. ....
Bass Coast Shire Council signs on to VECO miragenews.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from miragenews.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
âWeâre running out of spaceâ: Turf wars heat up over synthetic grass Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Port Phillip Baykeeper Neil Blake has a portable cooler full of fake grass tufts that have blown from a synthetic oval in Melbourneâs north and could have ended up in Darebin Creek. Heâs been trawling two sites next to a hockey field on Plenty Road, Kingsbury, since October to collect the plastic with a dustpan and bucket while the synthetic grass at KP Hardiman Reserve was replaced. ....
Cord collectors and scavengers: inside the race to rescue hard rubbish Weâre sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement Pianos, sideboards and dining tables. Antiques. Washing machines. Hard rubbish season is upon us and, for the savvy bargain hunter, there are steals to be had. But thereâs a risk that anything not reclaimed from the streets will be picked up by trucks and crushed on the spot for landfill. Scavenging for hard rubbish gems isnât new, but what is new is the online, concerted push to save working items from landfill. ....
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