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Notices issued following Somerton inspections
Kensington man avoids bin but not fine
New Flood Programs Start to Assist in Central West
In person with Green Recovery Alliance
EPA charges Immix over waste storage
Single use plastics ban
EPA fines company over Truganina dumping
EPA fines stonecutting business for contaminating creek
Supermarkets on notice to clean-up soft plastic stockpiles
Glass sand trial lays foundation for ReCirculator
Glass sand trial at Lismore Recycling & Recovery Centre
New member appointed to Environmental Protection Authority
Toxic pollutants can build up inside our homes. Here are 8 ways to reduce the risks
McGowan government’s proposed new climate laws meaningless without ban on massive new Kimberley gas projects
Response to NSW EPA’s Climate Change Policy and Action Plan
Farmers welcome NSW EPA consideration of climate change
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
Biden-Harris Administration Releases First-Ever Blueprint to Decarbonize America’s Transportation Sector
Too many smelly candles? Here’s how scents impact the air quality in your home
NSW emissions target will require whole-economy effort
Bayside in summer
Clean Up Holiday Waste To Avoid Problems
Give your food scraps to green bin or dog
Food Waste Recycling Bins Coming to Kitchens Soon
NSW EPA tightens emissions for cleaner air
Illegally dumped rubbish to cost ratepayers over $84,000
NSW students join war on waste
Changes to support recycling and reuse industry to innovate
Groundwater bore testing in South West Rocks
Composting guru helps community get best from their FOGO
Stakeholder support for Labor’s Nature Positive Plan: Better for Environment, Better for Business
Our laws fail nature. government’s plan to overhaul them looks good, but crucial detail is yet to come
Statement on Government Response to Samuel Review
Govt’s enviro law reforms lack urgency and climate action
Vets respond to Federal Government’s changes to environment laws
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
Encouraging start to nature law reform
Businesses ready to balance social, environmental and economic outcomes
Port Stephens shoreline clean up
Statement on Flat Rock Creek pollution incident
Trace Element Soil Testing Analysis Report Now Available
Smoke in park, costs in court
Wangaratta company told to stop odour
Water quality warning for weekend