Why Recycle Gypsum Waste?
Gyprock and plasterboard waste should be recycled because;
Gyprock, Wallboard or plasterboard waste is 100% recyclable, with the right technology,
Presently more than 20,000 tonnes of gypsum waste is landfilled annually in Sydney alone, and the landfill sites are filling up. This is neither environmentally nor politically acceptable,
Recycling is the only solution that will preserve natural resources and help prevent shortages of raw materials,
Recycling will help the gypsum industry obtain raw materials of high quality at the lowest cost,
Recycling will help the construction and demolition (C&D) companies to reduce their waste costs while being GREEN and environmentally friendly,
Recycling will improve the environmental image of the plasterboard, cement, waste and agricultural industries,
Landfill levies are rapidly increasing,
Because it can be done, NOW!
Gypsum and Plasterboard Waste is 100% Recyclable
Avoid landfilling of plasterboard waste
Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Problems at Landfills
