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Sydney University scientists discover plastic-eating fungi

A group of researchers from the University of Sydney have successfully biodegraded a commonly used and hard-to-recycle plastic, called Polypropylene, using two strains of fungi. 

EY joins Alliance to End Plastic Waste, enhancing measurement through deep cross-sector experience

The EY organization has joined the Alliance to End Plastic Waste, alongside more than 90 companies, project collaborators, allies and supporters who are committed to ending plastic waste in the environment.

It’s the last straw for single-use plastics

Media Release The Palaszczuk Government has re-introduced legislation to ban single-use plastic items in Queensland, starting with straws, stirrers, cutlery and plates. Minister for Environment and...

Circular solution reduces plastic waste in Australian wine industry

Media Release A vineyard drip tube recycling program in South Australia is proving the viability of the circular economy for an increasingly sustainable wine industry. The...

Dow-led global alliance aims to end plastic waste in the environment

Dow is leading the charge in the formation of a new alliance of global companies that will be focusing on waste management infrastructure, innovation,...

Dow joins global effort to keep plastic waste out of the environment

Dow has announced plans to develop new global initiatives and solutions aimed at preventing and remediating plastic waste in the environment. The move will see...

Range International to list on ASX

Range International, the leading recycled plastic pellet manufacturer, will list on the Australian Securities Exchange on Friday 22 July following a successful initial public...
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