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teodorogordon-blog · 5 years ago

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From Plastic Bins to Compost Machines: Innovative Methods Australian Schools Handle Spend

As the situation of pollution and environmental destruction becomes more pressing, more schools in Australia are obtaining better ways to improve their spend reduction. They aren't content with just training students to put their trash in the plastic bins round the school. Each goes more by educating and utilizing innovative applications on the best way to segregate, sell, lower, and recycle. Click here plastic bin

One good example is St. Mary's Catholic School in Manly, Sydney wherever students not just grab kitten but additionally track what they're collecting in the Litterati app.

Here tend to be more methods Australian schools are levelling up their spend management.

1. Deciding on the best spend bins

It is now more common to locate colour-coded recycling bins for college in addition to those with different drawings and labels. They are also deciding on containers which are of uniform colour to streamline appropriate spend segregation throughout the campus.

Yet another development is using bins that are manufactured from recycled resources or are 100% recyclable.

2. Integrating spend administration in the curriculum

There are knowledge providers who allow it to be an indicate provide their students a deeper comprehension of the surroundings and man's influence, sustainability, and recycling among different topics. They integrate these lessons into their standard curriculum for science, geography, engineering, arithmetic, economics, artwork, and English.

Apart from academics, some schools also implement applications wherever the complete scholar human body can participate as a whole. For example, they perform a kitten audit and every one helps in examining and segregating spend gathered from college bins.

3. Recycling possess spend

With therefore significantly food spend originating from college cafeterias, some knowledge providers have procured their very own composting machines. The compost they produce is then placed in their very own worm facilities to help break it down, then found in their very own gardens.

Yet another great exemplory case of an innovative achievement is that of Bunbury Cathedral Syntax School in European Australia. They combined up with the Perth start-up Greenbatch in utilizing a closed loop recycling system.

Everybody locally can supply their single-use parts at the school. Greenbatch will likely then method that spend and turn it in to filament for 3D units utilized by the students to make their style and engineering jobs, including prosthetic limbs!

4. Making it enjoyment

More instructional institutions are also becoming more innovative about just how to encourage every one to be more participative in the school's work to sell, lower, and recycle.

For example, they organise contests on who can produce the most effective artwork bit produced from trash gathered from the plastic bins around the college grounds. They might also have a place quiz on recycling or a competition on who can develop the most effective idea on the best way to lower spend and make their college more sustainable.

Expect the Future

From providers of eco-friendly bins for schools to organisations that offer partnerships for sustainability applications, instructional institutions are obtaining more sources and strategies on making spend administration simpler and more enjoyable for students in Australia. Preferably, this can encourage and allow the following technology to achieve what the last decades failed to do.

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creativeculturesandcontexts · 6 years ago

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References for research

Resource 1:

New Zealand Chemical Industry Council Inc. (1991). Code of Practice "Guidelines For Waste Management Practice in New Zealand". New Zealand Chemical Industry Council Inc., p.Page 6.

��Section 5: Key Elements. The key elements presented here should be considered in the preparation of a waste management plan which is developed by an enterprise to guide all aspects of waste management (”The Waste Management Plan”). Such a plan must be reviewed periodically due to the changing environment in which we operate. Site manufacturing processes and products, waste treatment disposal options change, as do the standards which must be met.”

“5.1 Waste Elimination or Reduction. All economically and technically justifiable measures must b taken in order to eliminate or reduce the generation if wastes though process and product design optimisation.”

“5.6 Waste Recovery. Every opportunity must be sought for the economic recovery of residues as feedstock, marketable by-product, or for energy production, or any other purpose. “

Resource 2:

Compelo Packaging - Latest industry news and analysis. (2019). World Recycling Day: Here's the five best recycling countries in the world. [online] Available at: https://www.compelo.com/packaging/analysis/best-recycling-countries/ [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“Germany operates a producer responsibility system, whereby producers finance the operation of waste management....It is funded by industry and waste costs are dependent on the weight of a product that companies make – therefore, the lighter it is, the less money that has to be paid by manufacturers.This collaboration has led to the recycling rate in Germany increase from 3% in 1991 to 56.1%.”

“In 2020, the Welsh government will launch a £6.5m fund to try encourage packaging manufacturers to produce goods in the country, helping firms to develop more products that are suited to the circular economy.The system has been so successful, it reached its recycling target of 64% by 2019/2020 four years early.More broadly, the UK government is currently conducting a consultation into policies that it’s looking to implement, including a plastics tax and a deposit-return scheme.”

“One of the keys to the recycling system in the country, which is hailed by many as one of the best in the world, is due to its “polluter pays” policy – in which households and businesses pay for any non-recycling waste they produce.Unlike in Austria and Germany, this principle is incurred by the public as well as manufacturers, meaning that regular citizens are encouraged to recycle.Alongside this policy, bin bags for landfill waste are also taxed.Commonly used household goods including tin and aluminium cans, light bulbs, paper and electronic products can be recycled, with these being taken to recycling points across the country – commonly found at supermarkets.”

Resource 3:

Sweden Sverige. (2019). The Swedish Recycling Revolution. [online] Available at: https://sweden.se/nature/the-swedish-recycling-revolution/ [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“‘The thing about recycling is that it’s quite mechanical’, he says. ‘It’s basically just this thing you automatically do where you sort your rubbish – just another part of all the consumption we do in our daily lives’, Silberstein says. He lives in a central Stockholm flat with his partner and daughter Charlie.”

“Changing Behaviours. At the forefront of this movement is a startup that sprang out of Stockholm’s buzzing design scene. Beteendelabbet, Swedish for ‘behaviour lab’, tries to find innovative solutions to sustainable living. Building on Sweden’s industrial design heritage and recruiting from Stockholm’s renowned design schools, the company has its sights set on transforming how Swedes live.Ida Lemoine is the founder of Beteendelabbet: ‘We think people need services that make it easy to do the right thing’, she says. ‘We need to make it possible for ourselves as consumers to share and reuse all kinds of gadgets, clothes and furniture, and even our workspaces and homes.’”

“‘We need to transform everything from production to consumption and use of products, and then when the products finally end up as waste as well’, Wiqvist says. ‘In a circular economy products are used for longer and in smarter ways.’The increased threat of climate change has also led Sweden to power everything from buses to apartment heating systems by burning rubbish in low-carbon incinerators and using food waste to make climate-friendly biogas fuel.”

Resource 4:

Recycle.co.nz. (2019). Size of the Problem. [online] Available at: http://www.recycle.co.nz/problemsize.php [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“We may be perceived as clean and green by the rest of the world, but we have significant problems in NZ. In New Zealand we discard 15.5 million tonnes of waste each year. That is 3,200kg for every kiwi! Right now we only recycle 28% of this waste.”

“Projections show that, with current population trends and without increased intervention, the annual amount of waste disposed to landfills will almost double within 10 years in Auckland alone. This is a staggering increase from 1.6 million tonnes of waste to 3.2 million tonnes of waste that Aucklanders currently throw away. As a result, Auckland Council have adopted a zero-waste policy: to progressively achieve zero-waste status by 2040. Many other councils are following suit. Zero-Waste is therefore a key goal for all New Zealanders.”

Resource 5:

Pariona, A. (2019). OECD Recycling Statistics. [online] WorldAtlas. Available at: https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/oecd-leading-countries-in-recycling.html [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“The best waste recycler of OECD countries is Germany. Here, 68%, the vast majority, of municipal waste is either recycled or composted.”

“The second highest recycler of municipal solid waste is South Korea. This country has invested 2% of its GDP into a Green Growth program. This investment coupled with public incentives and enforcement measures has led South Korea to achieve a 59% recycling and composting rate.”

“Number 3 on the list of top recyclers is a tie between Slovenia and Austria. Both countries manage to recycle or compost 58% of municipal solid waste.”

“Other countries on the list of top recyclers all belong to the EU and include: Belgium (55%), Switzerland (51%), Sweden (50%), Netherlands (50%), Luxembourg (48%), Iceland (45%), Denmark (44%), and the United Kingdom (43%).”

Resource 6:

Manning, A. (2019). Mushrooms: An Ecological Alternative to Plastics?. [online] Greenbatch. Available at: https://www.greenbatch.com/blog/2017/10/10/mushrooms-an-ecological-alternative-to-plastics [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“In particular, a fungus is being used in manufacturing by a company to replace plastic packaging; which makes up to 40% off all our plastic production. Ecovative design products with the use of Mycelium which they refer to as “nature’s glue”...The mushroom packaging produced by Ecovative uses agricultural waste as the packaging mould for the fungus to attach to and grow from, the fibres of the fungus then bind together forming a solid and strong product. The manufacturing process can last from a few days or weeks depending on the product being created, the process for the mushroom packaging follows something like this

1. Agricultural waste such as corn stalks are steam pasteurised and chopped up

2. Trace nutrients and water is added

3. Mycelium in the form of pellets is mixed in, and the complete mixture is put into a packaging mould

4. The mould is sealed and placed on a rack away from light

5. Between three-five days later the fungus has grown into the mould shape

6. The product is cooked to stop the growth of the mycelium.

The result is a material that has the same properties of polystyrene packaging in form, function and cost, with the added benefit of being able to decompose in your very own garden after its function has been fulfilled.Since the manufacturing process for the mushroom packaging is primarily done by the growth of the fungus that requires no hydrocarbons and very little resources, the energy consumed to produce products is less than that of plastic manufacturing. The mycelium growth process can grow from various waste materials (such as corn/rice husks, cotton wastes) that can be locally sourced with minimal transport costs. All these above factors make mycelium based products cheaper to produce than plastic. The alternative, polystyrene is manufactured from styrene (a by-product of crude oil), which uses natural gas to produce steam for the process and electricity to run the equipment and moulding machines. Mushrooms can be easily grown and extracted from nature or in a laboratory, compared to polystyrene that depends on the extraction of fossil fuels.”

Resource 7:

Radio New Zealand. (2019). Hard truths about recycling - it's mostly PR. [online] Available at: https://www.radionz.co.nz/news/on-the-inside/377473/hard-truths-about-recycling-it-s-mostly-pr [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“Well firstly, let's take a breath and appreciate that our number-one earning industry, tourism, is almost entirely supported by the concept of New Zealand being unpolluted. As is much of the value-added part of the primary sector, for that matter. That's a pretty good case for investing in plastic pollution solutions, if you ask me - and if you really want to ring-fence that money, just go ahead and slap an eco-fee on every tourist who comes here.”

Resource 8:

Devlin, C. (2019). $12m to extend Wellington's southern landfill. [online] Stuff. Available at: https://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/89900209/12m-to-extend-wellingtons-southern-landfill [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“Wellington ratepayers are being asked to spend $12 million on extending the Happy Valley dump – but the city council's environmental advocate is keen to find other ways to deal with rubbish.The southern landfill has about eight years of capacity left, and will require another resource consent before 2026, to ensure it is has enough room for another 35 years.”

“Pannett, who is also a representative on the regional waste forum and environmental reference group, would prefer for waste to be diverted away from landfill.

"The city needs to have discussions – it's important to start the conversation with Wellingtonians about what can we do better, and what they want to do with their waste.

"If possible, I would like to see less capacity and more waste divested. Ideas such as composting and the collection of food and construction waste is a better alternative to the expensive landfill."

The wider region currently has three landfills, and she questioned whether all of them were needed. Future discussions about sharing would create efficiencies, she said.

And unless the Government took action, she believed it would be difficult for the council to give Wellingtonians the tools to reduce waste.”

Resource 9:

Less Is More. (2019). Benefits of Composting - Less Is More. [online] Available at: http://lessismore.org/materials/72-benefits-of-composting/ [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“Organic wastes, such as food waste and yard waste, make up 25 to 50% of what people throw away. While you may not be able to compost all of the organic waste you generate, composting can significantly cut down on your overall trash.When we throw away yard and food waste, it decomposes in a landfill and releases methane gas, a potent greenhouse gas. While most landfills have technology to capture much of this methane, eliminating the gas at its source is even better.”

Resource 10:

Bailey, K. (2019). What it Takes to Be the World’s Best Recyclers. [online] Waste360. Available at: https://www.waste360.com/recycling/what-it-takes-be-world-s-best-recyclers [Accessed 12 Apr. 2019].

“The big news from the report isn’t Germany’s dominance—it’s Wales that is stealing the headlines with its Cinderella story. Over the past 20 years, Wales increased its recycling rate from five percent to more than 50 percent, and now ranks No. 4 in the world. The island country of three million, part of the United Kingdom, is on record pace to hit its goal of zero waste by 2050.”

“While strong national policies and goals greatly help to drive recycling, they’re not the end-all be-all. Getting real results depends entirely on how well programs are implemented at the local level. Here are the state and local polices behind Europe’s high performance: Widespread collection programs for recycling and compostLegally mandated recycling goalsRequirements to separate materials, supported by disposal bansFunding for infrastructure and programs, both through government funding and extended producer responsibility lawsFinancial incentives to encourage recycling, including bottle deposits, pay-as-you-throw volume-based pricing and disposal fees/taxes”

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bastonandco · 6 years ago

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Calling all budding Bransons - it’s time.

As a past recipient of a scholarship to attend Curtin University’s 2017 Ignition program, I was excited to hear that The Town of Victoria Park are this year, for the first time, offering two fully funded scholarships to attend the 2018 Ignition course.

What is the Ignition program?

‘Ignition is a one week entrepreneurial program for aspiring entrepreneurs, academics and corporate innovators to trial and then prepare high growth business ideas for the commercial environment.’

For more information, click here and get on it stat as applications close shortly.

No idea is ever silly, trust me - if I can do it, anyone can.

My road to Ignition 2017.

I sleep with an ‘Ideas Book’ and pen next to my bed. Weird I know.

Stay with me.

It is not uncommon for me to scrawl random business ideas, life/fitness goals, quotes or marketing ideas in this book at all hours of the night.

Sometimes these random business ideas are shared with Derek. Other times not. He is affectionately labelled the ‘Dream Squasher’ in our household 😬

It has to be logical and researched. There is no tolerance when it comes to investing. The farm boy does not react well to risky business in any form.

Last year, one of these random business ideas was mentioned flippantly to him over our morning cuppa. Silence...then a single head nod ‘Lee, I like it’. I carefully explained the concept with drawings. Research papers were regurgitated verbatim, my target market discussed and although I had more research to do, I knew I had him.

It was by pure chance that Derek was listening to a radio interview on the ABC regarding Curtin University’s ‘Ignition’ program.

I attended the information session a few days later where all aspects of the program were discussed and a presentation by Marc Berryman, founder of Rhinohide, sealed the deal. What did I actually have to lose?

A number of scholarships to attend the course were on offer from local councils, businesses and private sponsors as the course comes with a hefty price tag. Despite the latter, the course is oversubscribed and worth every cent.

I finalised my application and hit the send button. My concept was based on what I saw as a major educational hole in the market and the belief that this simple device could make a difference to health outcomes globally.

Three weeks later, I received the email I was waiting for. I had applied for and was successful in receiving a scholarship to attend the 2017 Ignition course courtesy of the Hon. Simone McGurk MLA - Minister for Child Protection; Women’s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services.

What a week it was. Intensely challenging and exciting on every front - mentally, physically and emotionally.

You are putting your ‘baby’ out there for critique. Something you’ve spent months or years, researching and perfecting. Some attendees were already running viable businesses and were looking to take their next step (Darren Lomann from Greenbatch, Mel Langdon from BossMaMa check them out online - amazing, inspirational people) others were somewhere in between and then there were those with only the seed of an idea.

Many candidates faced ‘pivots’ - where your idea takes a different path following feedback, constructive criticism and a final pitch (think Shark Tank). Some dreams were shattered and others made. Ignition gave me the tools and confidence to believe that what I was aiming to achieve, might just be possible.

I am currently at prototype stage with a graphic/industrial designer, following which we’ll print a 3D model to pitch to a potential investor/s in Australia or overseas. Patent research is in full swing and in the hands of patent lawyers. Will it be a success? Who knows, my fingers are firmly crossed ;)

If you have a burning business idea, I implore you to throw your hat in the ring.

Irrespective of whether you are successful in gaining a scholarship or not, invest.

Invest in you. Back yourself, you just never know your luck.

Check out the Town of Victoria Park scholarship criteria here and if you’d like more information from a participant’s point of view, please email me via [email protected]

Cheers & good luck

Lee Baston

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34-year-old Perth built-in Darren Lomman began his aboriginal chance back he was just 19, while belief automated engineering at the University of Western Australia (UWA). He launched a not-for-profit alleged Dreamfit, which develops accessories to advice enhance the advancement of bodies with disabilities.

Lomman, who won the 2007 WA Young Australian of the Year for his assignment with Dreamfit, was the organization’s CEO for 15 years, and backward on as Chief of Architecture and Innovation back it was acquired three years ago by Ability Centre, which provides casework and abutment for disabled bodies in WA. But, he was anon accessible to alpha a new adventure, finer involving 3D printing.

Lomman said, “Dreamfit had developed so big that it didn’t charge me anymore, so I absitively to unclip my ambitious wings.

“I had a bare canvas and could acrylic my own picture.”

Then, in December 2016, Lomman saw what was for him a life-changing TV advertisement for reusable baptize bottles, which said that by the end of 2050, added artificial will be in our oceans than fish.

Lomman said, “My aboriginal acknowledgment was that it articulate far-fetched.

“I looked it up and begin that it’s absolutely based on accurate research. I accept a 2-year-old babe — is this the affectionate of bequest we’re abrogation for our kids?”

Like abounding others, Lomman separates his decay items so his recyclables go to the appropriate place. But afterwards seeing the advertisement and alpha to anatomy a plan for his abutting venture, he had a adamantine time finding a artificial recycling bulb in his state. He alike toured a material accretion ability and asked area the abstracts were beatific for recycling.

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Lomman explained, “That’s back I begin out the accuracy abaft our recycling industry.

“[Plastic] is put on a address and sold through the all-embracing decay market to whoever will buy it. We accept aught reprocessing in WA.”

In chase of a PET recycling bulb anywhere on the continent, Lomman begin aloof one in New South Wales, and it alone recycled a allocation of the state’s plastics.

Lomman said, “Not a distinct canteen that I had put into a recycling bin has anytime been recycled in Australia.

“I acquainted that we’d been aria to. I aloof thought, how the hell accept we not dealt with this?”

So Lomman absitively to accomplish a aberration himself – by converting artificial decay into 3D printer filament. While this isn’t a new idea, it’s absolutely a accessible one back it comes to the environment.

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Lomman and GreenBatch are building an industrial-scale recycling plant, and a arrangement of accessory schools in Western Australia will aggregate artificial and accelerate it to the facility. Then, already the artificial decay has been angry into filament, it will be alternate to the aforementioned schools for use in educational 3D press projects.

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The aboriginal plan was for the bulb to produce 300 kg of fiber a anniversary from recycled plastic, but as GreenBatch began to accept added offers of abutment and assistance, Lomman predicted that the bulb will end up recycling about 131 actor artificial bottles a year.

Lomman said, “As I’ve got added supporters onboard, we’re now ascent the bulb to 300 kg [of filament] an hour.

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Last October, Lomman launched a month-long crowdfunding attack to advice get GreenBatch off the ground, and concluded up adopting $70,000, which he says is “one of the better crowdfunding campaigns to appear out of WA.”

Lomman explained, “I did not appetite to booty bartering investors onboard with this.

“I appetite it to be apprenticed by ecology assets for the community.”

WorleyParsons is contributing pro bono abutment for the architecture of the plant, while UWA has accustomed Lomman admission to its network, appointment space, acreage to body the bulb on, and eight apprentice interns.

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“Darren came to us back the business was at a beginning date and we were like, ‘wow’. We accept GreenBatch is activity to become big actual quickly,” said Kent Anderson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor of UWA.

If he’s acknowledged with a contempo admission application, Lomman may alike be able to acquire a bacon soon. The enterprise’s recycling ability is still in the architecture stage, but should be operational by July 2019, and Lomman is “overwhelmed” by the association abutment he’s getting.

Lomman said, “Plenty of bodies say that this should be the albatross of government.

“I put my duke up and said, ‘Hey, I’m not activity to wait. I’m accomplishing article about it.’

“It takes blind assurance to action through all the naysayers and the bodies who don’t acknowledge because it’s not on their radar.”

“But I’m blame it and I’m active it. I can’t do it on my own, but what I can hopefully do is affect others to accompany me.”

For now, he’s continuing to body GreenBatch’s abutment network, and this summer partnered with the Actor Waves Project – another organization application 3D press to abatement the bulk of artificial decay in our oceans. GreenBatch is additionally alive with 50 accessory schools above WA, with a ambition of accretion that cardinal to 300 abutting year. According to Santa Maria College science abecedary Hannah Fay, acceptance alive with GreenBatch are “learning basic acquaint from their involvement.”

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From Plastic Bins to Garden Compost Machines: Innovative Ways Australian Schools Manage Waste

As the trouble of air pollution and also environmental devastation becomes much more important, a lot more institutions in Australia are locating far better means to boost their waste decrease. They typically aren't material with simply showing trainees to throw their trash in the plastic bins around the institution. They go even more by enlightening and also executing ingenious programs on the best ways to segregate, recycle, decrease, and reuse. Find out more at bins for schools

One fine example is St. Mary's Catholic College in Manly, Sydney where trainees not just get trash however also track what they are gathering in the Litterati app.

Here are much more means Australian colleges are levelling up their waste monitoring.

1. Selecting the appropriate waste bins

It is coming to be much more common to locate colour-coded recycling bins for school along with those with appealing pictures and also labels. They are additionally going with containers that are of consistent colour to improve correct waste partition all over the campus.

An additional renovation is utilizing bins that are made from recycled materials or are 100% recyclable. You could find such plastic bins at www.ecobin.com.au.

2. Integrating waste administration in the curriculum

There are education providers who make it an indicate offer their trainees a further understanding of the setting and guy's impact, sustainability, and recycling to name a few topics. They incorporate these lessons right into their normal educational program for science, geography, technology, mathematics, business economics, art, and also English.

Besides academics, some schools likewise carry out programs where the entire student body could participate as a whole. As an example, they perform a litter audit and everybody aids in inspecting and segregating waste gathered from school bins.

3. Reusing own waste

With a lot food waste originating from school snack bars, some education and learning providers have procured their own composting equipment's. The garden compost they create is then deposited in their own worm farms to more break it down, after that made use of in their own yards.

Another wonderful example of an ingenious success is that of Bunbury Basilica Grammar School in Western Australia. They collaborate with the Perth start-up Greenbatch in implementing a closed loophole reusing system.

Everyone in the community could provide their single-use plastics at the school. Greenbatch will certainly then refine this waste and turn it right into filament for 3D printers utilized by the students to produce their layout and also technology jobs, including prosthetic limbs!

4. Making it enjoyable

A lot more educational institutions are likewise coming to be extra innovative concerning how to motivate everybody to be much more participative in the institution's effort to recycle, minimize, and reuse.

For example, they organise contests on that could produce the most effective art item made from trash collected from the plastic bins around the school grounds. They might also have a pop quiz on reusing or a competition on that could come up with the best concept on how to minimise waste and make their institution extra lasting.

Hope for the Future

From suppliers of green bins for schools to organisations that offer collaborations for sustainability programs, educational institutions are finding extra sources and also approaches on ways to make waste management easier as well as much more pleasurable for pupils in Australia. Hopefully, this will certainly encourage and allow the next generation to attain just what the previous generations cannot do.

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