Gutwein Fails to Act on Recycling Crisis
Last Friday, the company that collects recyclables from five southern councils, SKM Recycling, was declared insolvent.
Last Friday, the company that collects recyclables from five southern councils, SKM Recycling, was declared insolvent.
We heard the bad news on Friday that SKM Recycling, the company that picks up recyclables from five southern councils has been declared insolvent.
The Greens welcome news that the government is finally planning to implement a container deposit scheme for Tasmania.
The decision by Hobart City Council to pass a by-law that will phase-out and then end single-use takeaway plastics welcome news.
The welcome news that Queensland has green-lit a container deposit scheme highlights the poor state of recycling in Tasmania.
The Tasmanian Greens will run a strong field of candidates in Denison in the upcoming State election.
South Australia’s celebration of 40 years of cash for containers, and commitment to recycling and the environment puts Tasmania to shame again.
The Greens congratulate Kingborough Council on joining West Coast, Clarence and Launceston City Councils in their support for a container deposit scheme.
It was extremely disappointing the Liberal and Labor Parties would not support the Greens' Motion to implement a state-based cash for containers scheme.
Across Australia, approximately 15 000 bottles and cans are littered or thrown into landfill every minute, amounting to 8 billion containers each year.