The Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) is working with Brimbank Council on a project involving more recycled glass in roads.
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Austroads promotes use of recycled glass in transport infrastructure
Austroads has published documentation to encourage the use of recycled crushed glass in transport infrastructure.
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Can recycled glass help create safer, more skid-resistant roads?
Sustainability Victoria has awarded the Australian Road Research Board (ARRB) and OmniGrip Direct $81,000 in funding for a project to see recycled crushed glass can be used to provide safer, more skid resistant roads.
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Two major steps taken to increase glass in NSW road building
Across Sydney, 16 metropolitan councils have joined forces to recycle nearly 100 million glass containers yearly into local roads. This marks the largest local government led procurement of recycled materials for road building in NSW.
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Warrnambool council uses recycled glass for road works
Road works on Walsh Road in Warrnambool, from Ragland Parade to Bradley Street, have used around 60,000 locally recycled glass bottles and jars.
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Two-hundred million bottles with Alex Fraser
A new glass additive bin at Alex Fraser’s Clarinda recycling facility is boosting its reprocessing capability by 40,000 tonnes a year and has the capacity to double that production annually.
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Alex Fraser receives resource recovery infrastructure fund grant
Sustainability Victoria has announced Alex Fraser's Clarinda recycling facility is amoun 13 recipients of the Victorian Government's $4.67 million Resource Recovery Infrastructure Fund.
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Metro Trains specifications include recycled material
Metro Trains Melbourne recently altered their specifications to include the use of recycled materials.
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One million square metres of road resurfacing underway in the ACT
ACT Minister for Roads Chris Steel has announced the start of the state government’s annual resurfacing program in October, which includes the trial of a material composed of recycled glass and soft plastics.
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Downer and Close the Loop partner for recycled asphalt
Soft plastics from plastic bags and packaging and glass bottle equivalents will be diverted from landfill to construct a Victorian road in an Australian-first trial.
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