ustralasian Resource Recovery has been renamed Australasian Industrial Ecology Conference, a title which better describes the focus of the conference and future association. The terminology, resource recovery, created confusion as it is widely used to cover road side recycling and landfill projects.
Industrial Ecology promotes enhanced sustainability by enabling the development of innovations in the use and reuse of industrial waste materials. The wastes or by-products of one industry are used as an input in another industry. The ultimate aim of Industrial Ecology is ZERO waste.
The confusion of the message, developments in relationships with regards to regulations, and the economic environment all contributed to the decision to postpone the conference to 30 & 31 July 2009. We now have the luxury of time to allow for further strengthening of relationships with regulators, government & industry associations, establisment of the AIE Association or Action Group, and the development of a stronger message and direction
AIEC now a working group under Waste Management Association of Australia
Read more ... Updated Conference Program Tuesday, 05 May 2009The Conference Program has been updated with the inclusion of two Industry reknown invited speakers. Dr Michele John of Curtin University, WA, will be presenting on a working industrial ecology network in Western Australia which is successful in the re-use of industrial inorganic ... Read more ...Australasian Industrial Ecology Conference - a new name, focus and dates Tuesday, 05 May 2009Australasian Resource Recovery has been renamed Australasian Industrial Ecology Conference, a title which better describes the focus of the conference and future association. The terminology, resource recovery, created ... Read more ...
The Conference Program has been updated with the inclusion of two Industry reknown invited speakers.
Australasian Resource Recovery has been renamed Australasian Industrial Ecology Conference, a title which better describes the focus of the conference and future association. The terminology, resource recovery, created ... Read more ...
