Sustainability Victoria is calling on the bulk handling sector to showcase its sustainability success stories by entering this year’s Premier’s Sustainability Awards.
The awards program has celebrated
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NSW govt partners with top manufacturers to slash emissions
The NSW Government will support four of the state’s highest emitting manufacturers to transform their sites into low carbon facilities.
The companies involved include chemical manufacturer Orica, metal
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Wash plant helps recover valuable construction material from concrete
A Mildura-based company has invested in a construction and demolition wash plant that allows it to recover valuable sand and aggregates from concrete waste.
Waters Excavation is an earth moving contractor
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BULKtalk: What can you do to reduce dust?
In his regular BULKtalk column, Steve Davis discusses the hazards dust emissions add to a site, and how to combat them.
Safety is critical in the industry, and we know that dust emissions bring with them
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Cement Australia implements carbon capture at Gladstone plant
The Mitsubishi Gas Chemical Company (MGC) and Cement Australia (CA) will implement Circular Carbon Methanol production technology to capture carbon dioxide from CA’s Gladstone plant.
Queensland Treasurer
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Dust: how it escapes and how to contain it
Jack Cain, mechanical engineer, at Kinder Australia explains how dust escapes bulk handling systems and what can be done to contain it.
Whether it’s grinding up ores to extract the sweet, sweet minerals
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PPE used to make stronger concrete
Method found to fully replace concrete aggregates with recycled rubber
Engineers at RMIT University have discovered a way to entirely replace conventional aggregates in concrete, such as gravel and crushed rock, with rubber from discarded tyres.
The greener and lighter concrete
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New plant aims to revolutionise QLD recycling
A Queensland-based recycling company has announced plans to build a landmark recycling facility to provide the construction industry with an alternative to virgin quarried material.
Rino Recycling, a new
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New silicosis modelling reveals risks
Up to 10,000 Australians are expected to develop lung cancer in their lifetime from being exposed to silica dust, according to new Curtin University modelling.
Engineered stone is a particularly potent
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