
Innovative Recycling Companies in WA
When you drop your plastic bottles, glass jars, newspapers and cans into your recycling bin or take old clothes to a charity shop, you know you are diverting all that waste from landfill.
Posted on: July 10, 2020
Waste affects everyone and we each have the potential to choose our own impact, but sometimes the ability and enthusiasm to make positive changes comes down to personal awareness and education.
It doesn't matter if you know a little or a lot. Talking more about waste - around the dinner table, at a sports match, in the school yard or with your work colleagues - can make a difference to what you do and what others are doing.
When you drop your plastic bottles, glass jars, newspapers and cans into your recycling bin or take old clothes to a charity shop, you know you are diverting all that waste from landfill.
The State Government’s ban on e-waste being disposed to landfill will come in to force next month.
It’s easy for environment and climate issues to feel overwhelming, and to wonder what impact your contribution can make towards a greener, more sustainable world. Luckily, there are plenty of things you and your household can do to play your part and make a difference.