"According to Government figures, 52.5 Million Passenger vehicle tyres reached the end of their life in 2007-2008.
Of those, almost two-thirds were sent to landfill, illegally dumped or stockpiled. Just 13% of the total was recycled.
The Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts estimates if current trends continue, up to 680 million tyres will be sent to landfill over the next 20 years."
Of those, almost two-thirds were sent to landfill, illegally dumped or stockpiled. Just 13% of the total was recycled.
The Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts estimates if current trends continue, up to 680 million tyres will be sent to landfill over the next 20 years."
Sydney Morning Herald
February 11th 2010.
February 11th 2010.
Tyre Recycling Systems (TRS) was formed to specifically address the burgeoning problem of how to dispose of tyres - from passenger vehicle tyres to giant mining OTR tyres.
TRS has identified processes which have been tested and proven under the strictest of Environmental Protection Authority regulations in the United States that can enable tyres to be recycled for the benefit of the community.
TRS has identified processes which have been tested and proven under the strictest of Environmental Protection Authority regulations in the United States that can enable tyres to be recycled for the benefit of the community.
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