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Environment
Luke Costin

Scepticism over 'missing piece' of sustainable future

There's a push to close the door on the waste-to-energy industry on pollution and health grounds. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)

Burning some of Australia's 27 million tonnes of yearly rubbish for energy isn't the the clean green pollution solution the waste industry would have you think it is, environmental groups say.

Waste-to-energy industry leaders will meet in Sydney on Wednesday to discuss how all levels of the waste management hierarchy can be used to fill "the missing piece in Australia's sustainable future".

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