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Kerbside recycling to be sent to landfill as waste crisis unfoldsTonnes of recyclable rubbish from kerbside collections will be sent to landfill this week after a major recycling company was ordered to stop accepting waste. The beginning of the end. Dumbass humans overpopulating, overdeveloping, changing the climate, poisoning our air, water and land, destroying biodiversity and now drowning in our own garbage. stopbreeding
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Kerbside recycling to be sent to landfill as waste crisis unfoldsTonnes of recyclable rubbish from kerbside collections will be sent to landfill this week after a major recycling company was ordered to stop accepting waste. no business case the anti Chinese policies are biting aint it Until a better solution is found, all plastic waste should be separated and used as fuel for power generation, it is bassically carbon.
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Hot air balloons land next to Melbourne motorway and in backyardSeventeen people escape injury after two hot air balloons land in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. ah yes who would think of lighter than air flight, everyone know the only safe way to fly is in a brick that stays in the air due to friction ...
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Wife accused of pushing 80-year-old husband to his death in backyard poolA 79-year-old Perth woman is on trial over allegations she pushed her elderly husband into their backyard pool while he had weights tied to his waist. MenToo She married him for his money ? More 'old white male privlidge'
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State government must act to fix recycling crisis, councils urgeMore than 1000 tonnes of recyclable paper, plastic and cardboard were this week sent to the tip after 32 councils were forced to bury the waste rather than reuse it. Ha ha The biggest con job ever perpetuated on the common folk... “Recycling Industry” Just never existed..... A Green/Labor con job.... What can anthonyjpratt2 and VisyIndustries do to help with this issue now and in the long term? And some people want nuclear power run by private industry. We can't trust them with anything.
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At least five more councils caught up in recycling messVictoria's recycling crisis is getting worse with another recycling facility forced to stop accepting waste. Time to recycle the council and put it back under a department of the state as the law states.
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Latest escalation in Victorian recycling crisis a sign of worse times to come, peak body warnsThe waste industry peak body says Victoria's recycling crisis will only worsen without immediate action following EPA bans. Export to low GDP countries where hazardous plastic management is on paper only This is such a huge failure of government and industry here. Everyone involved knew this was an inevitable outcome and yet nothing was done to prepare for it. The recyclers know they'll get government handouts to fix it & politicians didn't want to take responsibility for it. Where is the infrastructure for 3D printing from recycled plastics? 3Dprinting SustainableDevelopment Recycle
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How to recycle in Canberra: Common mistakes you're probably makingKnowing what and how to recycle can be confusing — here are a few things to bear in mind to make sure you are doing it right. Recycling rubbish politicians into cushy jobs seems to be working justfine ... Do we really need the ABC? Time to recycle the government
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For the cost of a cup of tea, you could recycle your kettleA new analysis has revealed the relatively small cost of compulsory recycling schemes that would help solve Australia’s waste crisis. We already have 'recycling fees' for tyres and it cost me $30 to dispose a mattress at my local 'recycling center'. Will these fees disappear? Not likely. That said, would gladly pay a few extra bucks if it meant on-shore recycling was made viable.
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Blame game erupts as councils begin to send recycling to landfillA blame game has erupted over Victoria’s recycling crisis while local councils prepare to send recyclable material to landfill and one urges residents to hold off putting rubbish in their yellow-top bins. My local council has been sending recyclables to landfill for ages. Too expensive to recycle a certain item which requires a special process. Greens socialism starting to unravel before it even begins There has been no interest in investing in recyclable technologies because the Government and local councils have found little reason to just follow the path of least resistance
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