Our Miracle Metal: Packaging Honours for Aluminium Bottle
The lightweight aluminium bottle, made from Alcoa’s aluminium, has been awarded for packaging innovation. Beverage marketers can now consider aluminium bottles for large scale applications for the first time.
Earthwatch 2010 – blogging from the field
Alcoa volunteers from around the world are helping unlock solutions to some of the biggest sustainability challenges of our time, working alongside leading scientists and researchers from the Earthwatch Institute. For the first time this year, we also extended Earthwatch Fellowships to local community leaders. Our Earthwatch Fellows are blogging from the field - sharing their expedition experiences with photos and videos.
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Alcoa Live
Video: How Aluminium is Made
Alcoa in the News
2010-07-26
Sustainability Report hits website
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2010-07-22
Alcoa cooks up a storm at Salvation Army Northside
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2010-07-21
Anglesea Playgroup Gets a Makeover
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2010-07-12
Alcoa Reports Second Quarter 2010 Results
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2010-07-07
Alcoa Anglesea Hosts Emergency Services Training Exercise
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2010-06-23
Portland’s Future Leaders of Industry launched
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2009 Sustainability Report
Alcoa of Australia’s 2009 Sustainability Report has been released online. The report includes information on our performance throughout 2009 - specifically about our management of key issues including climate change, energy efficiency, environmental and economic custodianship, and detail of our engagement with our people and our communities.
Find out why Alcoa is an Employer of Choice for Women ...
Alcoa of Australia operates the world’s largest integrated bauxite mining, alumina refining, aluminium smelting and rolling system. We are part of the primary aluminium production business. In WA Alcoa mines bauxite from the Darling Range that’s then refined into alumina. We export some alumina, and the remaining is sent to our two smelters in Victoria where it’s made into aluminium. Alcoa also operates rolling mills in Victoria and NSW, as well as Australia’s largest aluminium recycling facility.
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