The Waste Whisperer

An Australian not for profit has developed an onsite technique to turn debris from disaster zones into interlocking bricks… ingenious!

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What do you think about this technology? Developed by the Australian non-profit, Mobile Crisis Construction, these modified block-making machines are capable of operating on-site in disaster zones and turn the rubble and debris into interlocking blocks that are suitable for rebuilding homes and critical infrastructure. The blocks produced meet local building standards, including resistance to earthquakes and cyclones, ensuring the safety and durability of reconstructed structures. To ensure you never miss our new content, enable post notifications 🔔 #Nopolluting #sustainableliving

Great post from Right.

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Get ready to dazzle your special event with a knockout dress from the Town of Cambridge Gown Library!

With a vast collection of mostly designer dresses, you can borrow the perfect frock just like a book, if you're a library member. And anyone can join 🙂

After wearing it, simply drop it off at the designated dry cleaner for a special rate and they'll return it for you, hassle-free!!!

Town of Cambridge Library at the Floreat Forum, Floreat.

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Don't buy a new gown for every dance, ball or graduation ceremony. Borrow one from Cambridge Library! It's free for members (and free to join if you're not already a member). All we ask is that the dress is dry cleaned before it is returned to the Library.

For more information and bookings, call Cambridge Library on 9383 8999

We are also accepting donations to be added to the collection.

While I appreciate the push for waste awareness in this Urbanlist article, I believe it falls short by failing to provide new, fresh and innovative options and ideas for consumers and for our waste issues.

It's time to shift the focus to avoiding waste generation in the first place. Let’s hear about rethinking, repairing, regifting, reusing, repurposing and any other “re” that reduces what goes in our bins. Behavioural change across the re spectrum is where the real waste generation difference will be made…

Everyone's Trying To Cut Down On Household Waste Right Now—Here's The Most Helpful Hacks Sustainability Everyone’s Trying To Cut Down On Household Waste Right Now—Here Are The Most Helpful Hacks By Maisie Gray 17th Aug 2024 Just a few streets back from Perth’s pristine coast lies the household waste of over 750,000 everyday Aussies. Otherwise known as Tamala Park, this local ibis ...

I was very proud to have worked with Loop Upcycling on the WA Police bears auctioned for Telethon in 2018 in my role as WAPOLs Sustainability Officer. It’s great to see Loop continuing to make such an impact on corporate textile waste - plus their drive to create opportunities that have far reaching social impact.

Setting up for my low waste textile presentation for Western Metropolitan Regional Council on Reloving Stuff- how to care for, maintain and mend your clothing and accessories, and tips for buying preloved items to relove. My presentation was then followed by a clothing swap…

I had to talk fast - so much to cover!! And what a great audience - you all were such a pleasure!!

Do you want to live in the eco-home of your dreams but have no idea where to start? Well then Town of Cambridge has a workshop for you!

Learn how to design an energy efficient home to keep your power bills down and reduce your impact on the environment!

Building an Energy Efficient Home Do you want to live in the eco-home of your dreams but have no idea where to start? Well then this is the workshop for you! Learn how to design an energy efficient home to keep your power bills down and reduce your impact on the environment!

Town of Cambridge has a Native Gardens workshop coming up as part of their Sustainable and Low Waste Gardening series:

Learn how to create beautiful, eco-friendly gardens by incorporating native plants and sustainable design techniques:

Native verge and garden design
Incorporating endemic and native plants to attract beneficial insects and wildlife
The importance of planting for canopy and wildlife corridors
PH and soil testing to prepare for native gardens
Water habits in sandy soils vs improved soils

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