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• Environment ministers to hold their first meeting in 18 months
  
• APCO admits PFAS plan doesn't have ministerial approval
  
• Beach Energy advances CO2 storage plans, to expand scope 3 reporting

A company given a $15 million grant by the former Coalition government to inject CO2 and boost oil recovery has made an EPBC referral for its project.

• Santos secures majority support for climate change plans
  
• Farmers Federation seeks $2 billion carbon and biodiversity fund
  
• Time to act on national plastics plan ban commitment, environment alliance says

• New decarbonisation grants on offer
  
• World faces five big climate challenges: Macquarie Group chief executive
  
• Drop dam plans if World Heritage area put at risk, NSW politicians urge

LNG company Inpex has told the Productivity Commission it's not cost effective to sequester its emissions unless there's a carbon price of $100 in place, while Adani has called for more restrictions on public access to documents.

• NZ carbon disclosure plan will lift the laggards: Investor group
  
• Palm oil buyers not preventing deforestation, despite pledges
  
• Couple 'waste to energy' with CCS, new report says

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

• Election means companies should move by May on clean energy grants
  
• Regulatory impact statement imminent for EEO expansion
  
• EPBC ruling sought on CO2 storage research in Browse Basin

A tribunal has rejected an attempt by a CO2 Australia subsidiary to overturn a council's refusal of planning approval for a carbon sink forest plantation.

• WA EPA rejects Margaret River coal mine
  
• 'Voluntary NGER audit can reduce risk of mandatory audit'
  
• Tasmanian iron ore project to undergo EPBC Act scrutiny
  
• IEA backs coupling carbon price with renewables support