Planet Ark's flagship recycling info service is getting a makeover

Planet Ark's flagship recycling info service is getting a makeover

By Josh Cole  March 1st, 2018

After 11 years RecyclingNearYou is getting a facelift and going mobile.

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After 11 years RecyclingNearYou is getting a facelift and going mobile.

If you want to know where to recycle everything - from aerosol cans to x-ray films - it’s been as easy as visiting RecyclingNearYou.com.au since November 2006.

But time and technology move on, and with the support of partner Bingo Industries, Planet Ark has decided to catch up. As of March 28, RecyclingNearYou will become smartphone and tablet friendly, enabling Australians to recycle right, on the go.

The new website will be getting a total visual makeover, which will make it easier to use and easier on the eye.

Looking back, it hasn’t always been questions about paper or plastic that the site has solved, some stranger queries were on how to recycle:

  • Potatoes
  • Unused wine
  • False teeth

Whatever your recycling question is, simple or strange, the revamped website will go live on March 28. In the meantime, all the info you need can still be found at RecyclingNearYou.com.au.

RecyclingNearYou is also sponsored by Cartridges 4 Planet Ark, MobileMuster, TechCollect and Tetra Pak.

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By Josh Cole

Josh comes to Planet Ark after a stint in legal communication and from a background in print journalism. He studied Communications and Media as a mature age student in Wollongong where he re-discovered his love for the natural environment.

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