Browsing: <a href="/tag/tas">Tasmania</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/air-pollution-odour">Air pollution, odour</a>

• WA government backs home buy-back for Port Hedland dust zone
  
• Pastoral company fulfils major ERF contract in under a month
  
• EPBC remediation order issued to King Island landowner

• Company receives fifth EPA prevention notice
  
• Reference case documents planned for offshore oil and gas companies
  
• EPA completes zero prosecutions

• Mine rehabilitation inquiry schedules first hearing
  
• Uranium company announces EPBC approval
  
• Inpex pays for air monitoring in Darwin
  
• Tasmania to tighten controls on salmon farming

• Tasmania rejects landfill levy, axes waste committee
  
• EPA sets new conditions for treated food waste
  
• Regulator orders mill to fix long-standing licence breaches

• Tasmanian Government to fight Supreme Court disclosure order
  
• EPA imposes new improvement deadlines on Adelaide Brighton
  
• Ministers to strengthen cooperation on biosecurity

Environment ministers have backed air quality measures that include tougher controls on particle pollution, but Australians will no longer have a consistent level of protection from the serious health effects of fine particles.

• WA commits to risk-based regulation
  
• ACT canvasses views on separation distances
  
• Tasmania invites comment on fracking

Plans by Gunns for a new pulp mill in the Tamar Valley should undergo independent review as part of efforts to resolve 'a reservoir of cynicism and bitterness', according to an interim report by former ACTU secretary Bill Kelty, released today.

• Burke approves SA uranium mine expansion
  
• EPA cautions landowners after company fails to remove dumped waste from leased site
  
• ACT reviews Nature Conservation Act; seeks climate council members
  
• ACCC issues interim approval for fluorocarbons scheme
  
• Tasmania issues stormwater strategy