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Greenpeace nitrates research proves need for strong freshwater regulation
Emissions from coal and gas projects backed by the Albanese government outweigh emissions cut, 7-to-1
Primo to pay $150,000 after Cooks River discharge
Litter prevention efforts elevated thanks to $2m in grants
Health professionals join coal port blockade
Getting it done: expanded renewables investment a smart plan for our energy future
Vital plan to get Australia to 82% renewable energy
79 defect notices issued, more than $50,000 in fines issued following unsafe vehicle blitz in Melbourne’s southeast
Court orders $730k in fines for Luddenham waste crimes
Support for Kimberley clean energy welcomed — and more must be done
AMSA bans third ship from poor-performing operator
Quick response after power pole comes down
Ministerial statement on international environmental leadership
Freediver set to take on world record at Charlestown Swim Centre
Snap inspections in Otways
Farmers: Have your say on the Net Zero Sector Plan for Agriculture
MORE THAN 500K IN FINES FOR MASS ILLEGAL STORAGE OF TYRES
Pollutants may mimic female sex hormones, feminizing endangered green sea turtles
Log carrier to remain in safe anchorage overnight 14 November
ARA welcomes Federal Government’s Infrastructure Policy
Asthma symptoms more common in children with stressed parents
What goes around comes around: National Recycling Week urges us to recycle right
Australians severely underestimating financial and environmental cost of food waste
Bee workshops helping to turn Newcastle into pollinator-friendly city
Warragul cabinet maker fined for illegal burnoff
Sustainable Pesticide Management in Great Barrier Reef Catchments – An Impossible Dream?
Tracking down elusive lamprey
Sea Dumping Bill exposes state capture at its finest
Smart Precinct NQ to play key role in Queensland’s move to a circular economy
New MSQ Marine Officer takes to the waters of Pumicestone Passage
Deakin researchers say early warnings would prevent Thunderstorm Asthma events
Work to start on important pollutant traps
6400+ poems, planting 6400+ trees in City of Wollongong
Paving way to better local roads in Hills
Sprinkle Streams Ahead
Toyota EV misinformation pinnacle of self-interest, says Greenpeace AP
Next steps to beat plastic pollution in NSW
Queensland’s October bushfires demand courage from our leaders
Climate Group responds to ENVI Committee vote on CO2 targets for new freight trucks
2023 Nancy Hillier Lecture: Bayside
Decade Among Trees
Detailed isotopic profile of groundwater in NSW can inform management of this essential resource
State of Beaches 2023
Better management of contaminated land
World leading Environmental Standards for Marine Finfish Farming
New speed limits in Darwin CBD from 1 November
Councillor Catch Up wrap up – Moruya
Young crown-of-thorns starfish can survive heatwaves. That’s yet more bad news for the Great Barrier Reef