Pure Environmental offers professional graduate program
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News Pure Environmental’s new professional graduate program will introduce young scientists and engineers to opportunities within the waste industry. The waste and resource recovery industry has an opportunity to impact emissions reductions and waste diversion, but reaching national and state targets is not going to happen by default. Dr Karlis Baltpurvins, Chief Executive Officer for […]
Pure Environmental opens door to waste industry careers
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News The next generation is bringing with it new energy and vigour as they embark on a career in waste and resource recovery. Enthusiasm and passion, tech-savvy skills, and new perspectives – just some of the benefits of hiring young talent. Katy Rogers and Annie Ullinger bring all in spades to their new roles at […]
Veolia and Suez Agree on Terms for Merger
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News Leading Australian environmental services company, Pure Environmental (Pure) continues to expand its operations, with new acquisitions in Western Australia focusing on specialised regulated waste and complementary industrial services. The acquisition of Haz Solutions and RMD Industrial Services reinforce Pure’s position as one of Australia’s leading organisations in the growing the ever-important circular economy space. […]
Pure Environmental names new chair as it eyes off further expansion
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News Pure Environmental (Pure) has today announced the election of Stephen Gostlow as Non – Executive Chairman. Mr Gostlow has a long and decorated career spanning 25 years in the Australian waste management industry. Steve was Managing Director of Tox Free Solutions Ltd (ASX code: TOX) for 16 years, with overall responsibility for the company’s […]
Pure Environmental expands operations with key acquisitions in Western Australia
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News Leading Australian environmental services company, Pure Environmental (Pure) continues to expand its operations, with new acquisitions in Western Australia focusing on specialised regulated waste and complementary industrial services. The acquisition of Haz Solutions and RMD Industrial Services reinforce Pure’s position as one of Australia’s leading organisations in the growing the ever-important circular economy space. […]
Pure – Maintaining Independency
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News Constant consolidation by some of the hazardous waste industry’s largest players has created not only a dynamic environment, but exceptional opportunities for the remaining independent businesses. “It is the larger players in this industry that often seek to blend a business culture into a homogenous single model. But many of our industry people value […]
National Waste Report – 2020
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News “In 2018-19 Australia generated an estimated 74.1 million tonnes (Mt) of waste including 22.9 Mt of masonry materials, 14.3 Mt of organics, 12.5 Mt of ash, 7.8 Mt of hazardous waste (mainly contaminated soil), 5.9 Mt of paper and cardboard, 5.6 Mt of metals and 2.5 Mt of plastics. This is equivalent to 2.94 […]
Hazardous Waste in Australia
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News “In 2017-18 Australia generated around 7.5 million tonnes of hazardous waste1, which is about 11% of all waste generated (67 million tonnes) in this period2. This is a 34% increase on 2014-15 generation (5.6 million tonnes), reported in the 2017 edition of this report.” Read full article “In 2017-18 Australia generated around 7.5 million […]