Wollongong council poised to set itself net-zero emissions target

Ben Langford
December 7 2019 - 1:32pm
The SOILCO plant at Kembla Grange that will process Wollongong council's Food Organics Garden Organics waste. The city council is counting on a 17,000 tonne CO2-e reduction from FOGO.
The SOILCO plant at Kembla Grange that will process Wollongong council's Food Organics Garden Organics waste. The city council is counting on a 17,000 tonne CO2-e reduction from FOGO.

Wollongong City Council has doubled down on its carbon emissions reductions stance, and is poised to set itself a target of 2030 by which to reduce its carbon emissions to zero.

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Ben Langford

Ben Langford

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