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Capacity Investment Scheme South Australia-Victoria tender now open
A guide to some of the best sites in South Coast state forests
Climate Change Authority’s Carbon Crediting and Emissions Reporting reviews provided to Government
Charges against MC Tyres
United States certifies irradiation for horticulture trade pathways
Collaborating with our near northern neighbours to combat rabies
Station Leaders 2023-24 18 December 2023
Energy Bill Relief reaches more families and households this Christmas
Smart energy trial to slash household running costs
Energy savings on Australia’s largest flexible demand trial
Private landholders control 60% of the Australian continent – so let’s get them involved in nature protection
QPWS reopens national parks ahead of Christmas break
Queensland’s new 2035 emissions target one of Australia’s strongest
Listing some of the best sites in Mid North Coast state forests
QLD steps up their ERT game: New Queensland Premier Steven Miles announces higher emission reduction targets and regional investment plan
Temporary removal of import restrictions and duties on yellow peas to India
EPA PROGRESSES CLIMATE ACTION WITH NEW ADVISORY GROUPS
COP28 deal confirms what Australia already knows: coal is out of vogue and out of time
Pet turtles can be for life – not just for Christmas
New facility to process more than 1 billion plastic bottles every year
Ensuring the orderly phase-out of coal during the NSW transition to renewables
AAD calls for public comment on draft Mawson Station Heritage Management Plan 15 December 2023
EARLY RETIREMENT FOR COAL, RENEWABLES TO MEET ENERGY NEEDS: EXPERT REPORT
Energy Market Operator shows firmed renewables the path for a cleaner, cheaper, more reliable grid
Coal will be all but gone by 2034 under Australia’s latest energy roadmap
Game over: Was Clive’s rejected plan Queensland’s last coal-fired power station proposal?
Seeing the forest through the trees this Christmas
Greenpeace AP welcomes new luxury car tax change
Spotlighting Meghalaya’s Climate Action
Allan Government’s Christmas gift to Victorians: job losses, higher house prices and rents – and cooking with coal
Pick your ho-ho-holiday adventure in Hunter and Central Coast national parks
School holiday safety in seaside national parks
EPA refuses to release reports on toxic pollution from Vales Point Power Station
Small steps to make a big difference to Energy reserve in the heat
Yarra Valley Water waste to energy application approved
Rewiring Australia endorses Victorian induction stove push as state moves off fossil gas for household energy
Victoria powers ahead with shift away from harmful gas
When the heat hits, inland waters look inviting. Here’s how we can help people swim safely at natural swimming spots
Australian fisheries and aquaculture thrived in 2022
Greenpeace Australia Pacific takes Woodside to court alleging misleading climate claims
Ryans Hotel Traralgon faces noise charges
New appointees to Sydney Harbour Federation Trust
Australia’s Appetite For Sustainability Soars
Climate insights: Views from our experts on the COP28 UAE consensus
Hard-fought COP28 agreement suggests the days of fossil fuels are numbered – but climate catastrophe is not yet averted
Helen Clarkson responds to UAE Consensus at COP28
Global agreement death knell for coal, oil and gas
COP28: Majority of nations knows what is needed

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