Lisa Korycki is an Editor at Infra Structure Magazine. She focuses on themes such as climate change, sustainability, and environmental issues, with particular attention to construction, real estate, and transportation. Lisa's work has been featured in various publications, including Infra Structure Magazine.
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Lisa's coverage predominantly focuses on local sustainability and waste management initiatives, with a specific emphasis on Western Australia. Given this focus, individuals or organizations involved in sustainable business practices, waste reduction programs, recycling innovations, and environmental conservation efforts in the Western Australian region would likely find an attentive audience with Lisa.
Her predilection for press releases and government announcements suggests she values official information sources. Thus, experts or spokespersons from governmental bodies or reputable organizations involved in these areas should tailor their pitches to align with this preference for formal updates and news.
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CDE, a global provider of wet processing solutions, has entered into a distribution agreement in Germany with Kleemann GmbH, a leading manufacturer of mobile crushing and screening plants.
By: Lisa Korycki
Road authorities, councils, contractors and consulting engineers are increasingly looking beyond “standard” stormwater infrastructure, seeking solutions that combine structural integrity, compliance, speed of delivery and long-term durability.
Helen Millicer, Churchill Fellow and Chief Executive Officer of One Planet Consulting, says proven extended producer responsibility solutions are readily available and operating successfully around the world.
With finalists set to be announced on 7 September, anticipation is building across Australia's waste and resource recovery industry and attention is turning to the industry's night of nights.
Casey households will begin receiving a new purple-lidded glass recycling bin from September, as the City of Casey moves into the final stages of the Victorian Government's four-bin waste and recycling reforms.
Amended Heavy Vehicle National Law is now in effect. For fleet operators, the question is whether safety processes are being applied.
Four councils in Perth’s Eastern Region have joined forces in a major development to divert waste from landfill.
APR Recycling's new facility is playing a much larger role in shaping what comes next for recycling in Australia.
New Zealand waste oil collection and re-refining company Glide is demonstrating how greater operational visibility can translate into stronger business performance, improved customer service and reduced administrative effort.
By: Lisa Korycki
The data centre of the future is much less a warehouse full of servers and much more like a highly engineered information ecosystem. Siemens' Ciaran Flanagan breaks down the hype versus the reality.
