An important piece of the regulated tyre stewardship puzzle has fallen into place with the Ministry for the Environment finalising and gazetting the Resource Management (National Environmental Standards for Storing Tyres Outdoors) Regulation 2021.
The Ministery for the Environment is seeking submissions on potential changes to the proposed NES for the Outdoor Storage of Tyres.
Virtually no beach clean-up would be complete without the odd tyre or two, but a recent project by the
Associate Environment Minister Eugenie Sage has announced a programme of work to take action on New Zealand’s long-neglected waste problems.
Latest tyre news on Stuff.co.nz – ‘Waste tyres dumped in landfill by company paid millions to recycle‘
A court has ordered the removal of more than 120,000 tyres, which were part of the pile that caught fire in Amberley earlier this year. According to Environment Canterbury the removal
The Selwyn District Council has given approval to lease its land for a pyrolysis plant at the Pines Recovery Park in Burnham, outside Rolleston. However, the approval is pending a bond
A total o f $78,000 in fines have been handed down to three people involved in a failed tyre reycling venture in the Bay of Plenty. An estimated 2100 tonnes of
Another large tyre fire illuminates the need for effective product stewardship of end-of-life tyres in New Zealand.Cause of massive North Canterbury tyre fire ‘unknown’, investigation to begin
The release of tyre movement and storage guidelines are an important step in effective management of end-of-life tyres in New Zealand, says 3R Group Chief Executive and Tyrewise project manager Adele
Source: Radio New Zealand National Every year three million tyres [Note: Tyrewise believes this is more like 5 million] are put into landfills, dumped or “stockpiled” on private land – but
Paul Henry talks to Greens MP Julie Anne Genter in response to the Environment Minister Nick Smith’s offer of funding grants for new ideas to recycle end-of-life tyres. Listen to the segment
