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NSW EPA takes action against Metro Collieries
EPA fined timber grinder
Strengthening environment and climate ties with Pacific
Federal government advice annihilates salmon industry claims of sustainability in Macquarie Harbour
Southern Ocean Survivor 7 September 2023
Fine for illegal burn off
Bit by bit microplastics from tyres are polluting our waterways
Threatened species big and small
Coal extension would see NSW Labor accelerating climate crisis
Take action this Asthma Week
Climb aboard for school holiday fun
National’s climate pledge joke
Retailers support next phase of plastics bans from 1 September
New single-use plastic bans come into effect
‘Misc and chips’ for dinner anyone?
Plibersek approves Labor’s fourth coal project
Burning waste ends with $5,000 court case
New wave in gaming-for-good
NEW CARBON CAPTURE ACREAGE RELEASE IN FANTASYLAND
Macedon Ranges businesses face EPA snap inspections
Providing community with new ways to recycle
Patrolling honey bees expose spread of antimicrobial resistance
Green Civil faces fine
As transport emissions accelerate, Government must deliver on strong fuel efficiency standards for a safer climate
POLLUTION INCIDENT AT HAZELBROOK CREEK; RESIDENTS AND VISITORS WARNED AS A PRECAUTION
Pollution incident at Hazelbrook Creek
Money follows oily mess down drain
ACT Government moves to phase-out wood heaters by 2045
Farmers for Climate Action welcomes new CEO, Natalie Collard
Researchers Unearth a New Process by Which Algae Pass on Nurtirients to their Coral Host
Professor Emma Johnston AO joins CSIRO Board
As city heat rises, bird diversity declines
Irrigators firmly condemn more buybacks
NSW will fail to meet already weak climate targets if the decision to subsidise Australia’s biggest coal plant goes ahead
Creative Spotlight | Franz
Health workers urge Loy Yang A closure by 2030 to save lives
On the nose and on our radar: EPA inspects odour reports Dandenong South and Keysborough
Construction site mud earns company fine
Loy Yang A closure date to lock in twelve more years of burning coal, transition must happen sooner
Realising vision for sustainable agri-food system
Aussie icon named after Aussie icons
Changes to the public sector to provide laser focus on housing and energy challenges
Platypuses are doing well, making their new home in Royal National Park
Snowy Hydro contractor WeBuild fined
Supply chain strategy will boost productivity and resilience of our freight connections
Yarra’s Urban Forest Strategy: creating a healthier, greener and more liveable city
Health Professionals to Call on NSW Government to Phase Out Gas
New creature catalogue compiled to aid conservation