Browsing: Air pollution, odour

• Wong – 'we won't delay'
  
• Focus on big wins from forest protection, urges Hunt
  
• Wong seeks climate change adaptation experts
  
• 'Power companies can be sued' – U.S. Appeals Court overturns emissions ruling
  
• EU proposes list of at-risk industries
  
• NPI primer now available

• Victoria floats overhaul of waste bodies
  
• Garrett acts on insulation rorts claims
  
• UN's adaptation estimates fall far short, report says
  
• New mining handbooks on the way

• Xstrata stalling on Mount Isa lead, says lawyer
  
• Forum failure an indictment of Rudd approach, Greens say
  
• Report warns of ’conflict’ between environment and safety in oil and gas projects
  
• Garrett gazettes ozone protection regulations
  
• Energy officials take second shot at smart meter rules
  
• Queensland Government launches recycling policy for building materials
  
• Gore, Pachauri and Flannery to speak to Sydney youth summit

• Boral hits back at ACF claims
  
• Government commissions review of Asia-Pacific Partnership projects
  
• WA releases draft policy for ambient air
  
• Synergy trials smart meters in Perth homes
  
• Ferguson appoints first directors to carbon capture institute
  
• UNEP: how ecosystems can help fight climate change

• Australia praised for stance on international transport emissions
  
• 'All our hopes rest on the U.S. and China', says Turnbull
  
• EPA Victoria and Global Sustainability issue new offsets guide
  
• Don't make RET a bargaining chip, implores Clean Energy Council
  
• Esperance port changes plea over lead debacle
  
• Australian scientists sound warning in new ice and climate change reports

• Garrett sets midnight deadline for solar PV rebates
  
• Wong consults on voluntary action
  
• Queen's Birthday climate honours for Clive Hamilton and coal chief
  
• Woodside plunges into forest carbon sinks
  
• NPI releases emission estimation handbook for Defence

The NSW Land and Environment Court has ordered ship-repairer Forgacs to pay $45,000 – and the company says the offence that led to the penalty has 'very likely' cost it a $5 million federal contract.

• Court hands $80,000 penalty to terminal operator
  
• Wong 'won't get away with it', says Milne
  
• We don't want a carbon tax, big business tells Senate inquiry
  
• Telstra and WWF join forces
  
• Governments have made a comeback, WBCSD says

If Australia properly costed greenhouse gas emissions and health effects, then coal-fired electricity would be twice as expensive and the price of gas-fired electricity would rise almost 50%, according to a study launched Friday by Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner.

• Wong names business figures to advise on permit handouts
  
• We'll be paying $100 million a year by 2020, Gorgon LNG operator says
  
• National Pollutant Inventory issues annual summary
  
• Australia flags ambitious agenda for Indonesian forest carbon project
  
• Rudd Government criticises emissions reporting revamp
  
• Parliamentary library paper scrutinises international climate policy