Expressions of interest: SMEs with circular economy solutions
In recent years, the NSW Environment Protection Authority (NSW EPA) has led the biggest commercial waste to landfill diversion program in Australia – Bin Trim. …
5 must-haves for your ‘beyond 2020’ sustainability strategy
You might have already caught wind of the international commentary declaring the next 18 months as being absolutely critical in addressing global climate change.
How Edge can help your circular economy journey
As covered in a previous blog, we are often asked what “circular economy” really means. As a consultancy, that frequently carries through to a more …
ICYMI – Circular Economy Event
[cmsms_row][cmsms_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsms_text] Circular economy is the most talked about topics in sustainability. But while it has everyone talking, it’s also amongst the least well defined …
Everyone’s a little bit circular!
Source: Supply Chain Sustainability School What is the ‘circular economy’? Are there any two people working in sustainability that would give the same answer if …
Bringing industry to the table – why corporate uniforms will be essential to solving textile recycling
Textiles make up approximately 1.5% of total household waste, and 4% of commercial and industrial (C&I) waste by weight (Commonwealth of Australia, 2010). Unfortunately, there …
Powering the Change to a Circular Economy Conference, Adelaide (15 – 17th November 2017)
Last week Edge Environment’s’ Blake Lindley attended the Powering the Change to a Circular Economy conference in Adelaide. The conference hosted an array of international …
Double-positive: PonyUp recycles e-waste and ends up feeding the hungry, too
Who would have thought recycling e-waste could create meals for those in need? We saddled up with e-waste recovery experts, PonyUp for Good, during a …
Creating wealth from waste
In times of war on waste, businesses are left wondering how to do the right thing. We are entering an overdue war on waste. Recent …
Circular Threads – Weaving a new suit for the textiles industry in Australia
Currently, 150,000t of textiles are weaving its way to NSW landfills every year. Theoretically, all of this is recoverable resource that could be sent for …
