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• Burke names Government's coal seam gas scientific advisors
  
• TRUenergy lodges EPBC referral for open-cycle gas plant
  
• World business body releases quarry rehabilitation guidelines

• Paint company fined for failing to comply with resource efficiency scheme
  
• Alcoa and Victorian Government finalise new special agreement for coal mining
  
• Retailer efforts to 'green' supply chains risk ACCC scrutiny, IPA says
  
• P&O cuts water use, carbon emissions intensity

• More to come to secure EPBC protection for national parks, Burke says
  
• Centennial Coal to pay $1.45 million EPBC Act penalty
  
• Business seeks changes to Sydney trade waste plans, NSW incident reporting bill
  
• Toyota misses some five-year sustainability targets

• Galilee coal mine would have 'negligible' climate impact: EIS
  
• Don't allow 100%+ free permit allocations, carbon committee told
  
• Ceramic Fuel Cells Ltd signs 100-unit deal
  
• Energy efficiency a winner for casinos, Crown says
  
• EPA Victoria, waste managers sign Sustainability Covenant

Gold miner Newcrest is reaping the rewards of an integrated system designed to ensure compliance with the environmental approval, licensing and permit requirements that apply to its Australian and international operations.

• Ken Henry – tread carefully when 'valuing' the environment
  
• Office block cuts energy use 41% in three years
  
• WA EPA recommends approval for BHP Billiton Macedon gas project
  
• New energy efficiency requirements for gas water heaters

• Tax breaks help solar firm expand, NSW Parliament told
  
• Two coal projects make EPBC Act referrals
  
• U.S. Armed Forces tackle their carbon 'boot print'

• 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