New Zealand seems to be having some difficulty in getting its tyre recycling sorted. Environment Minister, Nick Smith, eschewed tried and tested EPR and Stewardship schemes in favour of a scheme that sees tyres hauled to a cement plant, where they are to be incinerated at a cost of $19 million dollars funded by the taxpayer. The majority of that funding, according to media reports, will go to one Chinese owned company, Waste Management NZ to collect and scrap tyres.
New Zealand Looking for Options for Tyre Recycling
New Zealand Product Stewardship Council spokesperson Sandra Murray argues Sm...
New Zealand Looking for Options for Tyre Recycling
New Zealand Product Stewardship Council spokesperson Sandra Murray argues Sm...
