Browsing: <a href="/tag/carbon-law-policy-nger">Carbon law, policy/NGER</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/water">Water</a>

• Don't resist potable reuse, new dams, water commission says
  
• Paring back car tax-break costs could save $1bn over five years
  
• $30 price can almost deliver 5% cut, ClimateWorks says

• Rio Tinto under investigation over Yarwun acid spill
  
• NSW council hit with $100,000 EPBC Act penalty
  
• Rod Sims: how to give investors more carbon price uncertainty
  
• Combet brings BlueScope, Woodside, into the fold for industry support talks
  
• Latrobe magnesium project could offer cement industry carbon benefits

• Boral wins State-level assessment for Gold Coast quarry
  
• Queensland department signals decision-day for Cougar Energy over BTEX
  
• Rising dollar will bite more than carbon price: Access Economics
  
• Milne pressures Government over 'green carbon' environmental controls
  
• Strong support for wind farms in NSW: Survey

• Ferguson seeks views on $100 million renewables fund
  
• NSW kicks off greenhouse gas scheme review
  
• Victorian commission starts work on trade waste code
  
• U.S. courts will hear more climate cases: Deutsche Bank

• Burke imposes strict water conditions on Queensland LNG projects
  
• Coal-fired generators not left out: Combet
  
• Australia should host cities and sustainability conference: Chief Scientist
  
• Super fund CEOs weigh into carbon price debate

• Xstrata fined $100,000 over contaminated discharge
  
• Could climate portfolio be split?
  
• Sustainability index dumps Coca-Cola Amatil, Leighton, adds Rio Tinto
  
• Barwon Water seeks approval for water recycling plant
  
• Less than two weeks to go to register for NGER webcast

• Origin maintains green energy dominance, snaps up low-price RECs
  
• Macarthur Coal's mining emissions rise 13%
  
• WA uranium panel not up to scratch: Conservation Council
  
• Victoria boosts funding for five cleaner coal projects
  
• Reform of Victorian Water Act 'urgently needed': EDO
  
• Australian company wins $300 million Thai solar contract

• Urgent action needed to deal with forestry water use: National Water Commission
  
• CPRS was the line in the sand: Senator Troeth
  
• NSW Parliament releases sea-level rise briefing paper

• Cutting power sector emissions far more costly with no carbon price: Origin
  
• Queensland environment department prosecutes John Holland
  
• Nestlé strengthens rainforest measures in wake of Greenpeace ad (with video)
  
• Association releases water recycling tools

City West Water recycled only 1.6% of its effluent in 2008-09, East Gippsland Water recycled 100%, while Melbourne Water attributed a 32% rise in greenhouse gas emissions to a new NGERS methodology, says a performance report by Victoria's Essential Services Commission.