Sugarcane growth and yield is badly affected by soil sodicity in considerable areas in NSW and QLD. Adding gypsum, which is a relatively soluble source of calcium, can often reduce soil sodicity. The optimum amount to add depends on several soil properties which can be determined from soil testing. Soil sodicity has been conservatively
The Reducing Waste: Implementation Strategy 2011-2015 was developed following a comprehensive review of waste strategy and policy in NSW, chaired by Mr David Richmond AO, and the release of a draft Strategy for consultation in December 2010. Key initiatives include: • the development with local government of best practice waste collection services (using a 3-bin
REGYP is supplying waste recycling services for the construction project. Services include the supply of "plasterboard only" waste bins, waste removal and waste recycling. Brookfield Multiplex is aiming to have the highest resource recovery rates possible on the FSH project. The $1.6 billion FIONA STANLEY HOSPITAL PROJECT in Murdoch, Perth WA, includes the construction
The Carmel Area Wastewater District (CAWD) California, in conjunction with the Pebble Beach Community Services District and the Pebble Beach Company, upgraded their Tertiary Water Treatment Plant to include a microfiltratiion and reverse osmosis (MF/RO) system. The 1.5 mega gallons per day plant is a collaborative project that delivers irrigation water to seven major
REGYP sponsored two teams in the 2011 Bondi Rugby Tens. REGYP recruited players from all over the state to compete in the main tournament and the Over 35's comp. REGYP made the two finals only to lose them in the lasts games of the competion. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info
Stabilisation / Flocculation / Rehabilitation Works REGYP supplies numerous gypsum & lime products throughout NSW, VIC and QLD for civil, industrial and agricultural applications. REGYP can supply various gypsum products to suit your project, design and site requirements. REGYP offers both high quality mined gypsum and a recycled gypsum product derived from plasterboard waste.
REGYP can help you with all your recycling needs. REGYP specialises in the recycling of gypsum waste, but can also provide recycling options and recycled product applications for minerals, biosiolids, organics, compost products and blends to suit your needs. Other products we can help with on resource recovery are fibre-cement, paper/cardboard, mattresses and industrial lime
Gypsum was used to neutralize the toxic alkaline material spilled into the river Marcal, part of the Danube’s tributary system. Gypsum and acid was continually added to adjust the pH value to a more favourable level to reduce the impact on aquatic flora and fauna. The Hungary’s toxic-sludge spill, killed four and injured more than
The Association of Wall and Ceiling Industries NSW & ACT has published a short spiel on REGYP's plasterboard waste recycling services to builders and plasterers. You have visited the REGYP News Room, for more info please visit the full REGYP website www.regyp.com.au , or call 1300 473 497 or email info@regyp.com.au for more information.
REGYP accepts clean plasterboard waste for recycling in Canberra. The dispose location for clean plasterboard waste is at Corkhill Bros, Mugga Lane Symonston ACT. REGYP can assist your next construction project by not only reducing your waste disposal costs but also increasing the sustainability of the building. At the Canberra recycling facility we can
