Microbial communities already treat the food waste in your compost bin. In the future, could they treat your plastic waste too?
Soft plastics are one of the most difficult materials to recycle. We’re working on solutions to help generate pathways for soft plastics recycling in Australia.
Product standards have real power. We could use them to reduce waste at every part of the plastic lifecycle.
New research has revealed that remote areas of northern Ningaloo Reef are some of the least polluted thanks to locals and visitors alike.
Litter hotspots were associated with socioeconomic factors such as a concentration of built infrastructure, less national wealth and the level of lighting at night.
In recent years, many of us have banned the bag and canned the cup. But this Plastic Free July our people are encouraging everyone to move closer to a plastic-free lifestyle.
As part of our research to end plastic waste, we’ve been developing an efficient and scalable environmental monitoring system using artificial intelligence (AI).
It's National Recycling Week and we're on a mission! We're developing a major research program to reimagine the future of plastics.
This July saw millions of people were involved in Plastic Free July. Here's what we’re doing about it. And what you can do to help.
Our oceans are full of plastic. These are the findings of our national marine debris research project - so what are we doing about it?
Plastics and chemicals might not seem very exciting, but they play a vital role in our society. In fact, they […]
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