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• Woolworths reflects on energy savings
  
• Treasury seeks views on carbon credits regulations
  
• Re-start date for Orica plant to be set next week
  
• IEA scrutinises deployment strategies for renewables

• Environmental woes costing $4 million a week, says Orica
  
• New financing tools on the way for cogeneration
  
• Good energy data a pre-condition for winning clean energy grants
  
• Case study: Energy scheme slashes lighting upgrade payback period

• Second court appearance in three months leads to $50,000 fine
  
• Geothermal company signs $25m agreement with Victoria, continues Alcoa talks
  
• BOM releases inaugural national water account
  
• Cougar Energy welcomes Government finding on bore contamination

Federal changes mean companies will find it easier to buy and use Australian carbon credits, a NSW review is likely to result in tougher environmental incident notification rules and a Western Australian appeal decision confirms that backers of major projects will face carbon offset obligations.

• Ferguson names first CCS Flagships project
  
• We'll redo modelling when we see compensation terms, says coal chief
  
• New vehicle emission controls to be phased in by 2018

Emissions of 52 of 93 reported substances decreased in 2009-10, but emissions of cyanide from metal ore mining almost doubled, reveals new National Pollutant Inventory data.

• NT Government lashes beverage industry 'scare campaign'
  
• Plan B: Obama urges 2035 clean energy goal, targets 'big oil' tax breaks
  
• Health and climate change academic receives Order of Australia
  
• WA quarry operator licence appeal makes little headway

• NSW chides miners, introduces environmental levy bill
  
• Use IT to maximise emission cuts: AIIA
  
• NZ establishes ETS and agriculture committee
  
• Victoria provides $5m funding boost for 'organic' solar cells
  
• AFL boss joins Climate Institute board

• Dust settles and OneSteel Whyalla gets sustainability licence
  
• Greens and two independents line up to back climate action
  
• CO2 Australia writes-off $5.5m in WA plantings in wake of CPRS collapse
  
• Sartor's air pollution package misses the point: TEC

• Sydney's ozone levels to skyrocket
  
• Labor promises $40 million for 'emerging renewables'
  
• Orica wins approval to export first batch of hazardous waste
  
• Overdue Collie air study to be released 'imminently'
  
• ClimateWorks Australia wins 'Eureka' climate innovation award