HeyJaredRecycle: Don't Be A Waster!
In our weekly episodes of Recycle: Don't Be A Waster! - we talk about all things recycling, environment and waste industry related. We really believe that there are lots of simple recycling improvements that people can easily make - if they simply know the facts.
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The Future of Recycling: Will We Only Need One Bin? (opens the original)
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Could AI, robotics and smarter recycling facilities make our growing collection of recycling bins obsolete? We look 20 years into the future and ask whether machines will become far better at sorting our rubbish than we are. What will recycling look like in 15 or 20 years? Right now, Australia seems to be heading towards more and more bins. General waste, mixed recycling, FOGO, glass and other specialist waste streams increasingly require households and businesses to do the sorting themselves. B
Why Are My Recycling and General Waste Bins Emptied Into the Same Truck? (opens the original)
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Have you ever seen a commercial recycling bin and a general waste bin emptied into the same truck and assumed that none of it was actually being recycled? In this episode of Recycle: Don't Be A Waster , we explain why that isn't necessarily true. We discuss why waste companies are actually financially incentivised to recover recyclable materials rather than send them to landfill, how modern Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs) separate valuable resources using advanced technology, and why dry co
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