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Use of effluent by irrigation - New South Wales ...
Water recycling is becoming a critical element for managing our water resources. By safely irrigating recycled water, sustainable development can be achieved while conserving our high quality water supplies. Being able to access alternative safe water sources is particularly critical in times of drought.
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Better Practice Guidelines for Waste Management and ...
www.epa.nsw.gov.auBetter Practice Guidelines for Waste Management and Recycling in Commercial and Industrial Facilities 1.1 Background This guide provides advice to help architects, developers, council staff and building managers to incorporate better waste management practice into the design, establishment, operation and ongoing management of
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Green marketing and the Australian Consumer Law
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GUIDELINE ON RECYCLING OF SOLID WASTE
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TACKLING FOOD FRAUD THROUGH FOOD SAFETY …
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