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• IT moves help Macquarie Group meet carbon commitments
  
• Murray Goulburn strategy a model for climate adaptation action: AiGroup
  
• Innovation laggard: energy industry spends 'about 1%' of turnover on R&D
  
• Nominations sought for WA waste awards

• ACCC approves levy on paint sales to fund recycling trial
  
• NSW council releases sea-level rise policy
  
• Gunns asks Tasmanian EPA to vary pulp mill permit
  
• Time to rebuild public transport infrastructure, ACF says
  
• ESAA urges Garnaut to rethink power sector proposals

• NSW details criteria for approving waste re-use as fertiliser, fill
  
• Burke seeks waste experts to support national policy efforts
  
• NSW canvasses views on coastal protection regulation
  
• Combet seeks consultants to evaluate housing energy efficiency standard

• Court grants interim injunction against 'foolhardy' farmer
  
• GetUp launches campaign for Climate Disaster Fund
  
• NSW deems more wastes suitable for re-use

• NSW gazettes coastal protection guidelines
  
• Tribunal rejects golf course planning permit
  
• NSW coal mines falling short on particulate control: Study
  
• Research service issues guide to regulation of NSW coal seam gas sector

A Victorian tribunal has rejected arguments that the precautionary principle justifies withdrawing two groundwater extraction licences granted by Victorian Water Minister Tim Holding, ruling that the effects of the extraction would be 'imperceptible'.

• NSW secures enforceable undertaking from Tenix, Bega council
  
• Widely-used toxic chemicals targeted for phase-out
  
• Climate adaptation costing urban water utilities billions
  
• Australia Institute finds little merit in home solar subsidies

• 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

• Queensland copper mine fined $135,000 for contaminating creek
  
• NSW Opposition takes destructive line in Upper House coastal bill debate
  
• Commonwealth Bank sustainability report says CO2 emissions rose
  
• New ANU climate centre opens its doors

• Federal Court rules GreenPower company breached ACCC undertaking
  
• Clean Energy Council warns NSW of 'boom-bust' feed-in tariff risk
  
• WA recycling rate still 'well below' other states: report
  
• Controversy over climate action video ad; Royal Society science guide