Environment News | Page 278

Marine robots take orders from afar at ReefWorks
Quad meeting first step in repairing our global climate reputation
Tonga eruption discoveries defy expectations
World Turtle Day – check permits are fine or pay fine
Cat on K’gari means trouble for owner
Labor government’s 2030 renewables target renders AGL’s demerger dead duck
Australia’s climate champions have spoken: now it’s time for Labor to step up
Election result resets agenda on climate action, brings renewed hope for our reefs
Protecting diversity of life
Australians have voted for bolder climate action and integrity in politics
Climate dinosaurs declared extinct at Federal Election
Flood Watch current for catchments between Sarina and Caboolture
Wet and windy over southwest WA from Sunday, another cloud band for northwest
Warning on Illegal firewood collection
Krill seekers: how Nuyina is revolutionising Antarctic research 20 May 2022
Labor’s independent environment watchdog pledge is strong commitment to our oceans and marine wildlife
Researchers uncover sweet spot for gold discovery
Optus says YES to 100% renewable energy
Removing barriers to ensure freshwater fish can complete their life cycle
Positive signs in Labor’s environment law policy
How do major political parties rate when it comes to protecting biodiversity and Australia’s threatened species? RMIT expert available to comment
“Arrogant” Woodside gaslights United Nations, IEA and CSIRO at chaotic AGM
Private landholders offered funding to protect NSW koala habitat
REMONDIS boosts hazardous waste disposal capability with Environmental Treatment Solutions acquisition
Bureau app upgrades to help communities better prepare for severe weather events
Search and rescue operation for Illawarra’s endangered plants
Deep-sea ‘ears’ map migration of fin whales 18 May 2022
EV100 members and broad industry coalition appeals to EU to ensure all new cars and vans are zero emissions from 2035 and
First standard biodiversity certification for Yass Valley housing development
Coal burning prominent in six of ten most polluted postcodes in Australia
NSW SES encourages communities to Wear orange this Wednesday
New Exmouth Gulf Taskforce confirms urgent need for environmental protection
Newcastle’s most iconic building recognised as state heritage
Annual whale migration makes splash
NSW and Denmark join forces on road to net zero
Rain eases across south-east Queensland while flooding continues for some communities
Flood warnings remain current across Queensland catchments as rain continues to ease over weekend
Coalition offers best vision for forest industries
Geelong area man on EPA dumping charges
Reminder for Wildlife Heroes helping flood affected wildlife
Hawkesbury-nepean valley flood reparedness campaign wins national award
Severe weather warning for south-east Queensland as rain continues to bring flooding impacts
Small releases start at Hume Dam to mitigate flood risk
Sacred Indigenous site recognised in heritage listing
Marine conservationists welcome Labor’s commitment to tackling threats to our Reef and environment
Labor’s $194M for Reef welcome sea-change, but greater ambition to reduce emissions crucial
Penguin heaven: multi-decade science reveals secret lives of Adélies 13 May 2022
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