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COAG Export Ban - Addendum (2020)
Recycling and resource recovery contribute significantly to employment and the South Australian economy. The history...
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Bin Tagging Guidelines for South Australian Councils (2014)
South Australians are great recyclers and deserve thanks for their efforts. However, there are still...
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Life cycle analysis of plastic bag alternatives (2009)
Project background: South Australia has become the first jurisdiction in Australia to enact regulations banning...
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Plastic Bag Ban Research Ehrenberg-Bass Institute (2009)
This executive summary details the findings of the third phase of research into the Plastic...
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Plastic bag phase out market research project (2006)
Executive Summary: On 1 July, 2005 the Environment Protection and Heritage Council, a Council of...
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Recycling Industry Investment Review part 2 (2009)
Executive Summary: Zero Waste SA (ZWSA) has sought an analysis of the capacity and capability...
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Review of the Plastic Shopping Bags (Waste Avoidance) Act 2008
The Plastic Shopping Bag (Waste Avoidance) Act 2008 has provided significant benefit to the community...
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South Australia's Waste Strategy 2005-10
Executive Summary: The way South Australians deal with waste generated through consumption, manufacturing and processing...
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South Australia's Waste Strategy 2011-15
South Australia’s Waste Strategy 2011-2015 reflects our common concern that we consume more and more...
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