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Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia

05 Sep, 2016

The Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia is the only national peak body for the $14bn waste and resource recovery industry.  Membership covers the entire spectrum of the industry including landfill, recycling and resource recovery, energy from waste, e-waste, organics, construction and demolition, commercial and industrial, hazardous and biohazardous waste sectors.

www.wmaa.asn.au

 

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