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Good corporate character not enough, judge rules; plus more

  • Good 'corporate character' fails to convince judge not to record conviction


  • Productivity Commission quibbles with, but praises, Stern


  • Property Council pushes for Adelaide CBD cooling towers to use recycled water


  • TEC, EnergyAustralia disagree on coupling 'smart meters' with in-home displays


  • EPA Victoria issues HazWaste Fund guide

Wong, Garrett and Garnaut head to PNG; and more

  • Travelling north: Wong, Garrett and Garnaut head to PNG
  • Federal government seeks advice on renewables target scheme revamp
  • Productivity Commission to investigate 'regulatory burden' on upstream oil and gas
  • G8 business groups set out climate policy expectations; IEA chief urges action; APP to meet again
  • EPA Victoria issues urban design water guide, SA EPA issues wastewater irrigation guide

Victoria's environment minister ponders tougher building controls

Victoria is now considering the next generation of building efficiency controls, after finding it has cost builders far less to meet its 5 star standard than expected, according to state environment minister Gavin Jennings.



Meanwhile, a senior federal environment official says a major survey of non-residential builders has shown only 22% of projects are being fitted with water-saving devices.



And a leading energy efficiency expert says energy retailers should be targeting large energy users in the residential and commercial sectors.




Push for 'bill of rights' approach in Victorian climate Bill; plus more

  • Push for 'bill of rights' approach in Victorian climate Bill
  • Change laws, not just light bulbs, says Gore in new video
  • Rudd to sign Australia up to international carbon markets partnership
  • New NPI boiler manual released
  • Tasmanian government tables water and sewerage reform bills
  • Garnaut deadlines loom
  • Moving beyond 'learn, burn and give': should MBAs involve a 'green Hippocratic oath'?



News in brief, April 2, 2008

  • Move more quickly to deploy low emission technologies, say mining union and NSW minerals council
  • NSW releases GGAS transition consultation paper
  • Victoria issues ballast water protocol
  • WA releases urban development guide on acid sulfate soils

    *'Wait to see details of Australian trading scheme', industry group tells NZ parliamentary inquiry


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