Browsing: Air pollution, odour

• Xstrata denies Mount Isa mine breached lead levels
  
• Hamilton: 'Denialists launching cyber-bullying campaigns against scientists'
  
• Green Building Council steel credit set to shift focus from recycling

• Government to protect marine spill 'helpers' who make problem worse
  
• Abbott: our plan cuts out 'carbon speculators'
  
• 'Too critical': Labor disputes 'Caring for Country' report

• Apology for multiple emails
  
• Court orders SITA to pay $50,000
  
• Draft RIS for electric water heater phase-out
  
• DCC myth-busting: this isn't about 'world government'
  
• Coalition's great big new poll bounce

• Obama – vote for an energy bill even if you question the science
  
• New emissions registry garners little interest
  
• NSW desalination plant up and running
  
• NSW offers 18 grants totalling $6.8 million
  
• WA reviews Goldfields SO₂ policy
  
• ABS releases environmental snapshot

• NSW laws for GGAS phase-out and Solar Bonus scheme now in force
  
• New papers out on RET inquiry
  
• RET anti-gaming regulations now in force
  
• DCC looks for permit auction expertise
  
• Queensland proposes air, noise and hazardous materials policy

• NT Government to give EPA new powers
  
• NSW Upper House passes feed-in tariff bill
  
• Environment ministers seek input on setting air standards
  
• Brumby launches $23 million climate grants program

• Hunt to Garrett – what's the cost of the rorts?
  
• Australia and U.S. inch forward on climate finance
  
• Energy market 'largely resilient' to climate policy: AEMC
  
• Report suggests regulation to reduce VOC emissions
  
• Environment ministers release controlled waste discussion paper

• NSW surveys air polluters
  
• 'Cut emissions, not jobs' – coal industry swings into action (with video)
  
• 'Australia must move on finance now': ACF (with video)
  
• 'Private sector lagging in measuring IT power use'
  
• Environment department looks to skill up plumbers

The NSW Land and Environment Court has ordered a company to pay $91,500 for failing to properly maintain bag house filters, after taking into account its financial difficulties.

• Chemical fire costs firm $190,000
  
• G20 leaders sidestep climate finance
  
• NSW not keen on EPBC Act greenhouse trigger
  
• Time names Australian one of its 2009 'environmental heroes'
  
• UN report warns of climate tipping points