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Climate Council proposes a pause on new coal and gas as Safeguard Mechanism debate continues
Notices issued following Somerton inspections
New Flood Programs Start to Assist in Central West
EPA charges Immix over waste storage
Single use plastics ban
EPA fines company over Truganina dumping
Critically low numbers of north Queensland quolls
Federal Budget should focus on boosting new gas supply and emissions reductions
Supermarkets on notice to clean-up soft plastic stockpiles
Glass sand trial lays foundation for ReCirculator
Glass sand trial at Lismore Recycling & Recovery Centre
Committee to examine amendments to marine pollution protocol
Developments in Australian science to watch out for in 2023
Innovation at the heart of $10m fund for waste and recycling
Environment law fails to protect threatened species
Vets for Climate Action welcomes NSW climate plan, calls for swift action to protect animals
NSW EPA RELEASES FIRST CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY & ACTION PLAN
NSW EPA finally has the regulatory ‘teeth’ to help reduce emissions and protect communities
Park visitors asked to avoid using Yarrambat Park Lake
Helping households reduce their landfill waste
Flood Affected Chemical Collection
World without livestock is world without agricultural future
Clean Up Holiday Waste To Avoid Problems
Give your food scraps to green bin or dog
Australia to host global Nature Positive Summit
Willoughby City Council to fight for Flat Rock Creek
Illegally dumped rubbish to cost ratepayers over $84,000
NSW students join war on waste
Changes to support recycling and reuse industry to innovate
Council tackles weed infestations along Shoalhaven coast
Composting guru helps community get best from their FOGO
Lake Wendouree and Victoria Park Link Lighting project meets environmental obligations
End to population growth integral to environmental law reform
Decommissioning Update, November 2022
Australia’s leading scientists welcome government response to Samuel review
Stakeholder support for Labor’s Nature Positive Plan: Better for Environment, Better for Business
Response to Samuel Review encouraging start
CME statement re Federal Government response to Samuels Review of EPBC Act
Statement on Government Response to Samuel Review
Industry consultation key to proper housing supply and nature positive outcomes in environment law r
Farmers for Climate Action respond to Federal Environment legislation amendments
Federal Government’s recommitment to Regional Forest Agreements welcomed
Blind spot in proposed federal environment laws means more coal and gas could be on cards
Nature Conservation Council of NSW cautiously welcomes federal government’s response to Samuel Review on national environment law
Mining concerned EPA powers will further delay projects
Federal environmental law reforms most significant opportunity in decades
New nature laws must protect our oceans & reefs
National environmental reforms bring hope but devil will be in detail