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By Elisa de Wit, Hannah GouldNorton Rose Fulbright The Federal Government released its Green Paper on the Emissions Reduction Fund (Green Paper) just before Christmas […]
The Clean Energy Regulator is reminding liable entities, under the carbon pricing mechanism, that they must continue to meet their obligations for the 2013-14 compliance year. […]
The Climate Change Authority is conducting a study of the Carbon Farming Initiative (CFI) and is keen to consult with those who have been involved in […]
The Federal Department of the Environment had taken legal action against an air-conditioning firm for late reporting of its imports and exports of ozone depleting substances […]
The Federal Department of Environment has released a Quarterly update of Australia’s National Greenhouse Gas Inventory to September 2013. The Quarterly Update is a publication series […]
The Federal Department of Environment has prepared the Australian Government 2011-12 Annual Report on the Australian Packaging Covenant (APC) Action Plan 2010-15 on behalf of the […]
EPA Victoria has provided important information and guidance on the clean-up of the most common types of waste and hazards likely to be found after a […]
EPA Victoria has released The cleanup and management of polluted groundwater revised guidelines for auditors and industry around the issuing and completion of environmental audits, particularly […]
New guidelines for Environmental auditors (contaminated land) for the issuing of certificates and statements of environment audit have been released by EPA Victoria. The guidelines […]
EPA Victoria is undertaking investigations that relate to ongoing offensive odours experienced by residents in the Caroline Springs area – Melbourne’s west. EPA Victoria has […]
Consumer Affairs Victoria has commenced legal proceedings against a solar and wind energy business for failing to supply paid for goods and services to consumers. […]
The NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure says media reports claiming asbestos remains inside the Port Kembla Copper (PKC) stack are incorrect. It says test results […]
The NSW Department of Planning and Infrastructure has referred Moolarben Coal’s stage two development plans to the Planning Assessment Commission (PAC). Planning and Infrastructure Minister […]
A coal mine company has avoided a charge of failing to report a pollution spill within a reasonable time after the NSW Land and Environment Court […]
Queensland’s biggest energy generator says its decision to mothball a gas-fired power station is purely commercial and has nothing to do with privatisation. The Queensland […]
Queensland Environment Minister Andrew Powell says he has given Queensland Nickel – owned by miner turned politician Clive Palmer – until November 1 to raise the […]
The South Australian Government is promising to slash electricity costs for remote communities not connected to the electricity grid. SA Energy Minister Tom Koutsantonis says […]
Two more water forums are planned for landholders on the upper Eyre Peninsula, aimed at increasing the reliability of their water supply. Neil Ackland, sustainable […]
The South Australian Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has successfully prosecuted a machinery dealer for the discharge of hydrocarbon-contaminated water, a listed pollutant, from its vacant site […]
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