Geofabrics Australasia Pty Ltd (Geofabrics), the Australasian leader in geosynthetics, today entered into a distributor agreement with Concrete Canvas Ltd (Concrete Canvas), the inventors of the innovative Concrete Canvas® Geosynthetic Cementitious Composite Mat (GCCM).
Approved by Network Rail in the UK and national rail authorities across the world, Tensar TriAx geogrid is specifically designed for use in track beds.
Anyone who uses the road infrastructure in Australia also makes a small contribution to what are known as road-deposited sediments (RDS). The contribution of one individual is insignificant but the net effect of all of our combined road use results in a significant amount of waste material. What are road-deposited sediments? Road-Deposited Sediments are small particulates that accumulate around our road infrastructure.
The ferocious storms which pounded the NSW and Southern Queensland coasts last weekend brought into focus the Climate Council's 2014 report Counting the Costs: Climate Change and Coastal Flooding.
The report predicts that more than $226 billion in commercial, industrial, road and rail, and residential assets around Australian coasts are potentially at risk by 2100 due to rising sea levels and climate change. The report also calculates that 52% of Australia's coastline is susceptible to recession due to climate change, rising sea levels and storm surges.
In two instances along the coast Council and landowners have worked to proactively protect their beachfront from the effects of climate change; protecting their beaches from the impact of last weekend’s storms.
Geofabrics has been awarded Australian Manufacturer of the Year at the 2016 Manufacturers' Monthly Endeavour Awards in the Industrial Products category for our Trinet® and Flownet® geonet geocomposite drainage systems.
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