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Ensuring Environmental Sustainability for Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct
Outcome of consultation on recovered fines
Changes to Environment Protection Act
Paint drop-offs temporarily suspended at Community Recycling Centre
Maules Creek Coal ordered to pay $158,000 for water pollution
EPA fines Poowong landholder over dairy effluent spill
Clean air regulation now open for comment
Wiigulga Sports Complex site construction manager fined $15,000
First fine issued under new WARR Act legislation
191 tonnes of waste stopped from entering waterways by Gross Pollutant Traps
Grant to assist City of Canada Bay to tackle food waste
Lemon Springs project update
Bay beaches best and worst for 2021-22
Summary of Council’s 2 May 2022 Ordinary Meeting
Release of Independent Monitor’s Report
Opening for WASTE 2 ART 2022 Exhibition and Competition – Year of Soft Plastics
Environmental Approval Granted Under New Legislation
Council Plan and Budget 2022/23 – consultation is open
EPA statement on recovered soil fines 29 April
Court fines University of Sydney $61,000 for radiation breaches
Cherry Creek pollution update
Cleanaway ordered to pay $600,000 in fines
Developers also have role in managing construction waste
Climate-focused Draft Budget 2022-23
Household Chemical CleanOut at Council Depot
EPA statement on recovered soil fines
Third time unlucky for Preston smoker
Expanded building site inspection blitz across NSW timely with forecast of more wet weather
NSW Environment Protection Authority and University of Sydney
$10,000 fire hazard fine for Preston recycler
Jindabyne community clean-up day success
31 councils will be getting their Scrap Together
Asbestos pipe found at Wendouree West Community Hub construction site
Water safety concerns ahead of Easter Break
EPA fines Ace Demolition employee $270,000 for falsifying waste dockets
Dirt Doctors convicted for supplying false waste classification report
Flower farm manager fined for chemical misuse
Court penalty over Torquay pesticide incident
Forestry Corporation fined for destroying native animal habitat
EPA lays charges over building site asbestos at Altona North
Sydney Water to pay over $1.2 million after sewage damages homes
Wantirna man drops an expensive butt
Household Chemical Clean Out 2022
Plant Emissions at Five-Year Low: NPI Data Shows
Biden Administration Announces Ambitious Final CAFE Standards – Climate Group Responds
Lemon Springs update April 2022
Victoria leads way in improving ambient air quality
Redevelopment of Lakeshore Caravan Park at Knowsley