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• Court grants interim injunction against 'foolhardy' farmer
  
• GetUp launches campaign for Climate Disaster Fund
  
• NSW deems more wastes suitable for re-use

• Burke imposes strict water conditions on Queensland LNG projects
  
• Coal-fired generators not left out: Combet
  
• Australia should host cities and sustainability conference: Chief Scientist
  
• Super fund CEOs weigh into carbon price debate

• NSW energy efficiency scheme dominated by one activity
  
• WA to tweak conditions for $2.5 billion chemical project
  
• We want your feedback – CE Daily reader survey
  
• Top scientist speaks out against 'climate denial industry' (with audio)

Australian companies sourcing paper from Indonesia-based Asia Pulp and Paper are buying from a company destroying swathes of Sumatra's peat swamp forests, according to a Greenpeace report released today.

A company that this month won consent for a proposed 201-home project on condition that it dismantle and move houses if coastal erosion encroaches has potentially had its plans thrown into disarray by a court ruling that it unlawfully cleared the site and an order to remediate it.

• Sustainability index dumps OneSteel, adds Boral
  
• No call for EPBC Act 'greenhouse trigger', says AIGN
  
• Court clears way for expansion of Lake Cowal mine
  
• Human actions override Arctic cooling trend

• Combet moves to the climate policy coalface
  
• Coalition criticises Garrett over Gunns calls
  
• Maverick Liberal MP takes the road less travelled

• Orica tries again to export HCB waste
  
• ESAA to Tasmania – congratulations, we don't like feed-in tariffs either
  
• Alliance calls for 'green new deal'
  
• Ferguson launches geothermal industry plan
  
• SA seeks EPBC Act approval for 'worst-case scenario' seawater flooding
  
• Emissions must peak by 2015, IPCC chief tells UN talks

• Australia lags in sustainability reporting, global survey finds
  
• Minerals Council tells review of 'chilling inefficiency' in approvals process
  
• Audit appeal process crucial, APPEA says
  
• Concentrations of greenhouse gases still rising, WMO says

Court orders Abigroup to pay $20,000 to NSW department * WWF sets out 2008 agenda * OneSteel set to sub-licence waste plastic technology * Major carbon capture cost reductions on the horizon * Melbourne Water sets out drought impacts and climate risks