Encycle Consulting

When we look at a bin full of waste we see the stuff, the rubbish. Maybe we see a bag full of bottles and coffee cups from a food court, wheelie bins full of black bags or a skip stacked with ripped out plasterboard and carpet from an office de-fit.

When it comes to managing waste, until recently, most businesses had an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ approach. Once the garbage truck had noisily tipped the bins and driven off, the waste had ‘gone away’. The monthly bill from the waste service provider came in and it got paid.

When it comes to managing waste, until recently, most businesses had an ‘out of sight, out of mind’ approach. Once the garbage truck had noisily tipped the bins and driven off, the waste had ‘gone away’. The monthly bill from the waste service provider came in and it got paid.

Many of us want to do ‘the right thing’ and recycle. But it isn’t always easy. Who isn’t confused about what can and can’t go in the recycling bin at home? And when you go to work, why can’t you recycle the same items that you can at home?

There is waste data and there is waste data. Good quality waste data is required by organisations aiming to achieve waste minimisation and recovery targets.

There is waste data and there is waste data. Good quality waste data is required by organisations aiming to achieve waste minimisation and recovery targets.

With the drive to net zero and reducing emissions to the environment, we are seeing new and amended waste legislation, guidelines and policies being implemented in Western Australia.

With the drive to net zero and reducing emissions to the environment, we are seeing new and amended waste legislation, guidelines and policies being implemented in Western Australia.

Managing waste is an essential service, but some buildings are not designed appropriately to accommodate a circular economy.

Managing waste is an essential service, but some buildings are not designed appropriately to accommodate a circular economy.