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• SA to make more sites prepare water plans
  
• NSW finalises energy savings scheme rule
  
• No need for new NSW power plant, study says
  
• Flannery criticises industry’s ‘Precambrian’ attitudes
  
• SA issues guideline for waste-derived fuel
  
• NSW issues guidance on radioactive residues from sandmining

• Senate postpones Xenophon's CPRS motions, agrees to Milne's
  
• ACCI report calls for tax breaks or permits for smaller firms
  
• WA Government eyes waste levy funds
  
• What the scientists told Fielding
  
• Garrett seeks audit services for green loans program

• Boral hits back at ACF claims
  
• Government commissions review of Asia-Pacific Partnership projects
  
• WA releases draft policy for ambient air
  
• Synergy trials smart meters in Perth homes
  
• Ferguson appoints first directors to carbon capture institute
  
• UNEP: how ecosystems can help fight climate change

• Australia praised for stance on international transport emissions
  
• 'All our hopes rest on the U.S. and China', says Turnbull
  
• EPA Victoria and Global Sustainability issue new offsets guide
  
• Don't make RET a bargaining chip, implores Clean Energy Council
  
• Esperance port changes plea over lead debacle
  
• Australian scientists sound warning in new ice and climate change reports

• Senate trading bills inquiry to report on June 15
  
• Greens table container deposit bill
  
• U.S. Democrats cut deal on trading and renewables bill
  
• WWF calls for climate change action to protect Coral Triangle
  
• Climate change funding must go beyond aid payments, commission says

If Australia properly costed greenhouse gas emissions and health effects, then coal-fired electricity would be twice as expensive and the price of gas-fired electricity would rise almost 50%, according to a study launched Friday by Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner.

• 10 years jail for dodgy carbon deals
  
• Rudd Government to investigate climate risks for key infrastructure
  
• 'No need to lift packaging recycling target', consultant says
  
• Mandating more efficient TVs has major benefits, RIS concludes

• Combet moves to the climate policy coalface
  
• Coalition criticises Garrett over Gunns calls
  
• Maverick Liberal MP takes the road less travelled

• NSW declares Woolies servo a remediation site
  
• Wong issues health research plan
  
• Green Building Council sets out Budget wish-list
  
• Carbon leakage not necessarily bad, says parliamentary library
  
• Clinton names climate envoy (with video)
  
• World can cut emissions 35% below 1990 levels by 2030, says McKinsey update
  
• British Airways to halve emissions by 2050

• Orica tries again to export HCB waste
  
• ESAA to Tasmania – congratulations, we don't like feed-in tariffs either
  
• Alliance calls for 'green new deal'
  
• Ferguson launches geothermal industry plan
  
• SA seeks EPBC Act approval for 'worst-case scenario' seawater flooding
  
• Emissions must peak by 2015, IPCC chief tells UN talks