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Lucy JonesSeptember 17th, 2021
Rachael RidleySeptember 16th, 2021
Sophie Degagny, Head of Australia at Eunomia Research & ConsultingSeptember 13th, 2021
Research Report
Where Australian Business Leaders are at in the Transition to a Circular Economy.
It's been a year of unprecedented events that have caused instability, stress and uncertainty, both in Australia and globally. We all want recovery, whether it's for resources, the environment, the economy or ourselves. For National Recycling Week 2020, Planet Ark draws on information and statistics from a range of internal and external sources to investigate current recycling behaviour, knowledge and attitude in Australia.
In the wake of relentless drought, a brutal and tragic summer of bushfires and the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian people and land are facing the task of recovering and rebuilding. Regeneration is perhaps more important for the Australian people and our environment now than ever before.
Bisphenol A (BPA) is an industrial chemical widely used in a range of products we use in everyday life and is developing a reputation as a chemical that should be avoided. BPA is cheap and easily accessible and is therefore produced on mass for use worldwide. The chemical itself is used in the production of many common plastics, resins and paper products.
The aim of this trial was to determine what a successful future program looks like and to recommend the way forward for the industry.
Media Release
Media release announcing Recycling Near You 15 year celebration and new data from the platform
General media release for National Tree Day 2021
Media release announcing Peanuts Worldwide sponsorship of Planet Ark's National Tree Day
Planet Ark launches the Australian Circular Economy Hub
Media release in support of National Recycling Week 2020
Liam Taylor
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