Author name: Liam Johnson

There is a need for an innovative recycling solution to minimise and divert waste. The intention must be to do it for the masses and create possibilities that are capable of delivering on a large economic scale.

There are huge environmental hazard problems attached to batteries when they reach landfills as each of them contains toxic chemicals such as lithium and sulphuric acid. Indeed, these batteries with respect to their type should be recycled for processing and material recovery.

The disposing of these unwanted electronic and electrical products in an environmentally responsible way is becoming an increasingly important issue.

The Victorian government is alert to growing electronic waste, and are taking action with an e-Waste ban effective as of 1 July 2019. Here’s how you can dispose of your e-waste following the ban.

The Toowoomba Rechargeable BATTERYback Trial is a free program designed to collect data and insights that can help design future national schemes. It will run until 5th September 2016.