A Sri-Lankan company that turns elephant dung into eco-friendly paper won a global competition for projects that benefit local communities and the environment

EBCRC researchers at the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) have developed a process where high-strength wastewater is turned into valuable products

The GPT Group, including the GPT Wholesale Office Fund (GWOF), has procured 20 Gigawatthours per annum of new Accredited Green Power for 92% of its office portfolio weighted by floor area

The Ripper, developed by SCS Ltd, Christchurch, is a solid waste wood shredder/grinder and screening plant in one compact unit. The machine reduces wood waste to hog fuel (boiler fuel)

At the recent Ozwater conference, visiting US brand expert, John Ruetten told delegates that Australia is leading the world on water sustainability

As the debate over climate change continues, many Australian businesses are keen to be 'green'. But many are not sure what they can do or what the bottom line will be for their business

New opportunities are emerging for the building industry to sustainably manage the problem of waste plasterboard disposal

A commercial car wash in Queensland has implemented a water filtration loop to maximise this resource in a region classified as a Level 4 water restriction zone

The sudden closure of Benambra Mine in East Gippsland, Victoria in 1998 left the area in desperate need of environmental restoration

Millmerran Power is a two-unit generating station located near the town of Millmerran in south-west Queensland. It supplies enough electricity to power approximately 1.1 million homes

One of Australia's wastewater treatment providers is updating its mobile technology to speed up its services for clients and improve occupational health and safety for employees

Vital Resource Management (VRM) has been able to develop for export a microbial product that removes contaminants from wastewater through the use of a government tax concession

CSIRO has developed an innovative solution to two very different problems confronting two industries in the remote community of King Island in the Bass Strait

As the debate over global warming heats up, the World Wide Fund for Nature is encouraging Sydneysiders to turn their lights off for one hour on 31 March 2007 at 7.30 pm

Electricity from a power plant which is run on waste gas from a Hunter Valley coal mine will soon supplement the local grid as Energy Australia has agreed to buy the electricity generated from a new power plant