News tagged constructionwaste
  • Rail could be key to unlocking recycling potential in the lower South Island

    The Environmental Innovation Centre (EIC) debates the possible benefits of using the rail network to transport waste construction materials to established processing facilities in the lower South Island. The Dunedin area currently has limited local recycling and recovery options for certain construction waste materials, such as treated timber, fibre cement board, PVC and HDPE pipes, […] The post Rail could be key to unlocking recycling potential in the lower South Island appeared first on Building Today.

  • Ward Expands with Four New Sites across the Midlands and Yorkshire

    Metal recycling and waste management specialist, Ward, has acquired four new sites to increase its metal processing and waste management capabilities nationally, supporting its ambitious growth plans.

  • The asbestos disposal blind spot for small contractors and DIYers

    The Environmental Innovation Centre (EIC) investigates the lack of information and asbestos disposal options for the New Zealand public. “Where can I recycle different construction waste materials in New Zealand?” This is the question the Environmental Innovation Centre (EIC) set out to answer when developing its new “Recycling Services Finder” on the WasteHub website — […] The post The asbestos disposal blind spot for small contractors and DIYers appeared first on Building Today.

  • Turning construction waste into better outcomes

    On any construction site, momentum matters. Deadlines, budgets, and compliance targets all move in lockstep. Waste shouldn’t be the thing that slows builders down. Enviro NZ partners with construction teams across New Zealand to take the friction out of dealing with their waste. From major builds to complex projects, it handles everything from collection through […] The post Turning construction waste into better outcomes appeared first on Building Today.

  • Global Demand For Recycling And Material Processing Machinery Continues To Grow

    The post Global Demand For Recycling And Material Processing Machinery Continues To Grow appeared first on UK Construction Blog. Growing Demand Across Construction And Recycling Industries Construction and recycling industries around the world are continuing to expand, creating strong demand for machinery capable of processing materials efficiently and reliably. From infrastructure projects and quarrying operations to recycling facilities handling construction waste, specialised machinery plays a critical role in supporting these industries. Equipment such as […]

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