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• New scheme under way to certify on-farm biodiversity protection
  
• Rules for earning carbon credits from transport projects under review
  
• Hazwaste permit granted to export fire-damaged bulk carrier

• Audit identifies major failings in tackling salinity
  
• Free energy assessments for farmers
  
• Battle against Reef catchment gully erosion is winnable, says Greening Australia

• New Senate inquiry into CEFC support for carbon storage
  
• Aurizon won't seek NAIF funding at this stage
  
• Senate partially rejects illegal logging regulations

• Renewables agency lists four investment priorities
  
• High Court to hear Bob Brown protest case
  
• Tasmania to cap power prices

• Queensland pitches to become biofutures hub
  
• New corporate alliance promotes sustainable fuels
  
• Greens push for $2bn biodiversity fund
  
• Environmental crime report says Indonesia laundering illegal timber

• Victoria offers anaerobic digester funding
  
• New guidance out for projects near Reef
  
• NT consults on environmental changes

• Industry leaders should 'untether' from laggard peers
  
• Investors back green bonds
  
• Companies yet to implement forest commitments

• Victorian unveils building upgrade bill
  
• WA regulator issues draft clearing guideline
  
• Government 'cannot and will not' fund environmental lawyers

Today's NSW Budget allocates $7 million to overhaul biodiversity laws and policies, and $16.9 million to halve assessment time for major projects and improve consultation.

Budget papers reveal the schedule for three environmental reviews and allocate $9 million to better manage coastal climate risks.