Why Recycle Gypsum Waste?
Gyprock and plasterboard waste should be recycled because;
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Gyprock, Wallboard or plasterboard waste is 100% recyclable, with the right technology,
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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,
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Recycling is the only solution that will preserve natural resources and help prevent shortages of raw materials,
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Recycling will help the gypsum industry obtain raw materials of high quality at the lowest cost,
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Recycling will help the construction and demolition (C&D) companies to reduce their waste costs while being GREEN and environmentally friendly,
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Recycling will improve the environmental image of the plasterboard, cement, waste and agricultural industries,
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Landfill levies are rapidly increasing,
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Because it can be done, NOW!
Gypsum and Plasterboard Waste is 100% Recyclable
Avoid landfilling of plasterboard waste
Hydrogen Sulfide Gas Problems at Landfills
