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• ALP commits to ban on illegal timber, puts onus on suppliers
  
• NSW Court finds no-show abattoir guilty of water pollution
  
• Another GECA standard gets 'green building' tick

• WA exempts aquaculture industry from environmental legislation
  
• Gladstone dredging project receives green light
  
• Coalition to suspend marine sanctuaries planning processes
  
• Greens propose tougher vehicle emission standards
  
• South Hobart council to buy energy use monitors in bulk for residents

• National recycling scheme targets mercury in lights
  
• Garrett rules out revisiting greenhouse trigger
  
• Sydney outlines sustainability progress
  
• Report to G8 outlines international approaches to energy efficiency
  
• Assessment streamlining calls 'over-simplistic': ANEDO
  
• New guide for Victorian estuary managers

• Tasmania flags water quality policy changes
  
• Vale Peter Szental, energy efficiency pioneer
  
• Federal Government tops up funding for 'green infrastructure' scheme

• Third green building certification scheme approved
  
• Southeast Asia needs clean energy incentives: IEA
  
• New guidance on wastewater mixing zones

Investa Property Group has reduced the emissions and water intensity of its managed office portfolio for the eighth consecutive year, says the company's 2009 Sustainability Report.

• WA program delivers major cuts in business water use
  
• AEMO: principles to remove barriers to decentralised energy systems
  
• New international alliance targets illegal wood trade
  
• Most shoppers won't pay more to be green: survey
  
• Mayors urge action on renewables, decentralised energy

• Oil leak company rejects Woodside offer
  
• CEDA says study shows carbon tax a clear winner
  
• Unions join with ACF in climate campaign
  
• Construction begins on first carbon neutral building

• NSW fudges on energy efficiency scheme
  
• Senate pressures Government on housing scheme sustainability
  
• Coalition Senator hits back at Climate Institute
  
• Energy revolution costly but possible, says IEA chief
  
• Victoria launches water conservation campaign
  
• UK Exchequer includes green initiatives in rescue plan

• Garrett canvasses views on Anvil Hill coal mine decision
  
• Water diversions under EPBC Act scrutiny, says Wong
  
• Senate considers carbon sink forest tax concession
  
• Queensland proposes new housing standards
  
• Odour complaints lead to $25,000 fine
  
• NZ ministry issues summary of NZ trading bill changes
  
• Department of Climate Change offers graduate intake