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INDUSTRY: cut emissions by improving rubbish collection
Wednesday 26 Aug 20 9:00am
Cutting collection of household rubbish to fortnightly instead of weekly would reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the industry says.
But first, recycling systems need to be standardised and the collection of waste food for composting be introduced across the country.
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