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Watch live as NASA recovers the Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft after a soft splashdown today

Watch live as NASA recovers the Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft after a soft splashdown today

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Update for December 11, 12:50 p.m. ET: NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft successfully crashed today, December 11, and appears to be in good condition as recovery teams work to recover the spacecraft. NASA will wait approximately 2 hours to retrieve Orion from the ocean as part of a post-landing temperature test. Read our full story. …

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Now that Woolies and Coles are no longer an option, how do you recycle soft plastics in Australia?

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Following the collapse of Redcycle’s soft plastics recycling scheme, many Australians are now wondering what they can do with their used plastic items. So, with the ability to drop off soft plastics in large supermarkets now gone, what should Australians do with them? Here’s what you need to know. Following the collapse of Redcycle’s soft …

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Soft plastics were supposed to go. What went wrong?

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The collapse of Australialargest soft plastic recycling program last week amid secret storage revelations revealed serious flaws in recycling supply chains and undermined customer confidence in these systems. But it also highlights a wider problem: Australia’s undying appetite for single-use plastics, which appears to have only increased in recent years despite a wave of new …

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Soft plastics were supposed to go. What went wrong?

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The collapse of Australialargest soft plastic recycling program last week amid secret storage revelations revealed serious flaws in recycling supply chains and undermined customer confidence in these systems. But it also highlights a wider problem: Australia’s undying appetite for single-use plastics, which appears to have only increased in recent years despite a wave of new …

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