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E-waste triggers landfill blaze

Lockyer Valley Council partners with EcoSig to combat the incorrect disposal of electronic waste. Cr Julie Reck with one of the vape disposal bins. (LVRC)

A fire at Scenic Rim’s Bromelton Waste Management Facility over the weekend, likely caused by incorrect disposal of electronic waste, […]

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