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• 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

• NSW Opposition: we won't oppose monitoring bill
  
• Planning approval for Victorian wind farm
  
• Victoria consults on expanding energy efficiency scheme

A planned ministerial review to harmonise environmental regulation must reduce the reporting burden on business and limit public access to confidential data, says an Australian Sustainable Business Group submission.

• Queensland boosts coal seam gas inspectorate
  
• Victorian utility sets course for carbon neutrality by 2020
  
• Gladstone air pollutants not at levels of concern: major health study
  
• Climate change a key issue for many voters: ACF polling

Xstrata's "purported lack of knowledge" that its mining and smelting activities are causing high blood lead levels in children in Queensland's Mount Isa is no longer tenable, according to a new research study published today in the Medical Journal of Australia.

• Federal maritime agency to review oil spill risks and response plan
  
• Victoria has 'useable' renewable resources to meet all its energy needs: report
  
• EPA Victoria seeks views on waste fund
  
• EPHC holds workshops on air quality standard

• NSW clean air regulations inadequate, environmental lawyers say
  
• 'Clean, green and mean': Gillard
  
• Alliance urges Victoria to retrofit one million homes

Australia's environment ministers today agreed to release draft windfarm development guidelines – and to consult on them for a year, with the communiqué from today's EPHC meeting also flagging the release of a discussion paper on the health effects of pollution.

• EPA Victoria issues emissions, licensing guidance
  
• Last call for Banksia environment awards
  
• AEMC finalises feed-in tariffs cost recovery rule
  
• NSW issues draft road noise policy
  
• New Zealand boosts renewables generation to 73%

The NT Government's introduction of a bill doubling environmental penalties has prompted NT Shadow Treasurer John Elferink to warn it presents 'a viability problem' for Darwin Port Corporation.