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Urbanization is an ongoing transformation – 7.9 billion people worldwide need housing. Our efficient solutions for demolishing old buildings, and our equipment for foundation work and demolition waste recycling are enabling and accelerating the transformation. #AccelerateTheTransformation #Construction #Utilities #Recycling

In Nelson, thanks to a joint venture, the amount of construction waste ending up in landfill is being greatly reduced. An initiative to recycle as much of the construction waste has meant that more materials are being recovered and reused throughout the community. In looking to improve the situation, suggest we need to be using more metals-based products in building and construction, esp. when you consider 85% of New Zealand’s building and construction steel waste is recycled and repurposed for future use. Aluminium can be recycled indefinitely as reprocessing does not damage its structure. Hats off to Nelson Environment Centre  Ministry for the Environment | Manatū mō te Taiao and Nelson City Council https://lnkd.in/ga9p_NTr

Let's talk rubbish! It's no secret that rubbish is a global issue, particularly construction rubbish. The construction industry accounts for one-third of the world's landfill, making it crucial for the industry to reduce its environmental footprint. Fortunately, some leaders are setting the tone. Stoked to work alongside Jono and PJ, founders of The Waste Project, in collaboration with Nate Alley and Sentinel Homes Waikato. The Waste Project is taking responsibility and driving change by reducing waste by over half on any given job and repurposing the waste into transportable cabins. Be more like The Waste Project.

As a contractor, the last thing you want to deal with is trash. Yet many of your customers, owners, and municipalities are requiring the project to have a waste management plan. Let Rockwood take the stress out of your construction waste so you can worry about the building, not the discards! #RecyclingMatters #MakeAnImpact #Recycling #EcoFriendly #Sustainable #Recycle #RecyclingCenter #CleanUp #Reduce #ReduceWaste #Reuse #Upcycle #WasteManagement #Conservation #constructionlife #construction

The demolition process can be environmentally friendly when paired with effective material recovery strategies: 🔄 Material Recovery: During demolition, materials like concrete, metal, and wood can be recovered and reused in new construction projects, reducing the need for virgin materials. ♻️ Sustainable Practices: Implementing green demolition practices minimizes waste and promotes recycling, significantly lowering the environmental footprint of construction activities. 📈 Economic Efficiency: Recycling demolition materials not only cuts down on waste disposal costs but also supports the circular economy by turning waste into valuable resources. Join us in embracing sustainable demolition practices and contribute to a greener future! 🌿 #Demolition #WasteManagement #SustainableConstruction

Did you know concrete is responsible for 50-85% of the embodied carbon in any construction project and 7% of all global carbon emissions? How much of that can be recycled and reused? Haulcyon can streamline sustainable waste management for your construction and demolition projects. Recycle more, use less! #sustainableconstruction #embodiedcarbon

Sydney Landfill Shortage This article serves as an important reminder for all of us in the design and construction industry: the choices we make in our specifications, designs, and delivery methods can reduce our environmental impact. Let’s prioritise sustainability in our projects! https://lnkd.in/gnCPYsAd.

Decreased Waste Management Expenses: 🏙️ With circular construction practices, there is less construction and demolition waste, which means lower costs for waste transport, treatment, and disposal. ♻️

Did You Know? 🏗️🌍 In the U.S., over 600 million tons of construction and demolition waste are generated each year. That’s twice the amount of municipal solid waste! Here’s how recycling C&D materials can make a difference: • 75% of C&D waste can be recovered and reused! ♻️ • Recycling one ton of wood can save about 2.5 cubic yards of landfill space. • Recycling metal scrap can cut CO2 emissions by 58% compared to producing new metal. • Diverting waste from landfills reduces energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions, contributing to a more sustainable future. By choosing to recycle, construction and demolition projects can reduce their environmental footprint and contribute to a circular economy. At DTG Recycle, we’re proud to help Eastern Washington businesses adopt sustainable practices by offering efficient, green waste solutions. Let’s work together to make your next project eco-friendly! 🌱 #Sustainability #ConstructionRecycling #WasteReduction #GreenBuilding #DemolitionRecycling #CircularEconomy #EasternWashington #DTGRecycle #ConstructionLife #Demolition #DrywallContractors #FramingContractors #GreenConstruction #WasteReduction #BuildingMaterials #JobsiteSafety #SustainableConstruction #RecycleConstructionWaste #YakimaConstruction #EllensburgContractors #TriCitiesWA #YakimaWA #EllensburgWA #TriCitiesConstruction #CentralWashington #EasternWashington #YakimaBusiness #TriCitiesBusiness #EllensburgBusiness #pnw #pacificnorthwest

As Australia’s waste levy continues to rise—reaching $129.27 per ton in Victoria—reusing materials on construction sites is no longer just an option, it's a necessity. The once-standard practice of hauling demolition waste to landfills and trucking in clean fill is now a costly burden, both in terms of transportation expenses and project delays. Unlike traditional drum systems that can lead to structural damage by pushing material against the walls, ALLU’s design screens material in a way that allows it to float toward the center of the bucket. This innovation ensures durability and efficiency, extending the bucket's lifespan and streamlining material processing. And the advantage? Reduced landfill costs, minimized structural damage, and a more sustainable approach to waste management. Read the full article to see how ALLU is transforming waste processing across Australian job sites: https://bit.ly/3BwpAs0 Infrastructure Magazine #ALLUgroup #OneStepAhead #screeningbucket #construction