Seven northern business to benefit from sustainability grants

Andrew Chounding
July 15 2021 - 8:00am
SUSTAINABLE: Ed Crick with a milk keg by The Udder Way is one of the recipients of the circular economy grants. Picture: Craig George
SUSTAINABLE: Ed Crick with a milk keg by The Udder Way is one of the recipients of the circular economy grants. Picture: Craig George

Composting food waste, repurposing hearing aids and recycling plastics are just some of the projects to receive funding under a new sustainability scheme intended to reduce waste and promote a sustainable economy across Tasmania's North.

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Andrew Chounding

Andrew Chounding

Journalist & Health Reporter, The Examiner

An experienced multi-platform journalist focusing on the issues that impact health in Tasmania. With a background in social research and public policy, health reporting for Andrew is about ensuring the best health outcomes for the Northern Tasmanian community. Contact Andrew at: andrew.chounding@examiner.com.au or 0437 358 262

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