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• Victoria to legislate renewables targets and hold October auction
  
• New bill deals with land access, climate change and water planning
  
• Australia can geosequester up to 700 gigatonnes of carbon, Institute says

• Ferguson introduces bill for new offshore regulator
  
• Albanese introduces new bill on oil tanker transfers
  
• Make retailers pay for NSW Solar Bonus Scheme: Greens
  
• NZ gazettes contaminated soil standard
  
• Tasmanian Academy to run carbon accounting course

• Bligh flags massive hike in oil spill penalty
  
• Queensland mines fined for unlawful water discharges
  
• Wong kicks in $3.88 million for coal seam gas water risks study
  
• $250 million recycled water scheme '90% complete'
  
• UK imposes CCS levy on electricity suppliers

• Albanese lifts marine levy to cover spill costs
  
• EnergyAustralia seeks $100 million 'smart grid' grant
  
• Previous coastal planning assumptions 'no longer valid'
  
• EPA Victoria issues clean-up notice to Mobil
  
• Public comment invited on Zerogen CCS power plant project
  
• UN climate chief to step down, join KPMG

• Abbott: IPCC under 'very serious challenge'
  
• Nations weighing post-Copenhagen options: Norton Rose
  
• Top-20 Melbourne water user halves potable intake
  
• Energy ministers release progress report
  
• Obama: I want five to 10 CCS plants by 2016

• 'We can and must deploy CCS within a decade,' U.S. says
  
• Second attempt to plug oil leak fails
  
• Climate change less of a priority, poll finds
  
• Australian Energy Alliance calls for G20 technology fund
  
• DCC finalises free permit criteria for three more industries

• 'Survey shows Kimberley no place for LNG processing'
  
• What would CCS cost now?
  
• Ai Group issues water conservation case studies

• ASX200 companies to incur carbon costs of at least $3.2 billion
  
• Fix the National Electricity Market, MMA report says
  
• Support weakens for CPRS action this year
  
• Rudd Government looks for carbon capture project analysts
  
• UN issues Australia with Kyoto units

• No need to await a U.S. scheme, says Combet
  
• Fix the 'phantom' certificates regime, says Clean Energy Council chief
  
• Ferguson launches second geothermal funding round
  
• WA Government teams up with industry on CCS study
  
• Victorian trade waste report near completion

Stung into action by pressure from green groups and industry, Australia's environment ministers agree to release in July the RIS for a proposed e-waste scheme and to consider the final plan in November.