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• U.S. EPA intensifies response to BP oil spill
  
• Policy framework needed to encourage afforestation: ABARE
  
• NSW launches Love Food Hate Waste campaign
  
• ACT Minister welcomes Cotter Dam findings

• Pledges warrant a 15% cut by Australia: climate expert
  
• Green building body ticks first certification scheme
  
• Population growth an EPBC Act threat, ACF tells Rudd Government

The Rudd Government says it is determined to restrict illegal timber importation, after a consultant's report recommended it should consider only non-regulatory policy options to combat it.

• V/Line submits to EPBC Act enforceable undertaking
  
• Leighton consents to NSW enforceable undertaking
  
• Covenant commits City West Water to tackle household water use
  
• U.S. and China sign climate and energy memorandum

• Xenophon set to lock in August vote
  
• NSW unveils feed-in tariff details
  
• Timber industry to develop code on illegal wood

• Coal union chief to ACTU Congress – we can reshape economy
  
• CO2 Australia inks deal with ACT utility
  
• NSW mining ban bill defeated
  
• Environment groups welcome Queensland farm run-off legislation
  
• U.S. climate envoy heads to China, new summary out of Waxman bill

• Garrett moves on national waste policy
  
• SA environment court fines waste firm $460,000
  
• Former World Bank chief to head Rudd's CCS advisory council
  
• NSW launches biodiversity 'credits wanted' service
  
• More Gore – new book out in November

• 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

Use climate action fund to help 'price-sensitive' industries, says South Australia

* Allocate 20% of permit revenue to climate fund, says Energetics

* Generators caution on free permits

* Environment Business Australia urges at least 25% cut by 2020

* Trading scheme will 'disempower' voluntary action, efficiency expert warns

* ExxonMobil urges EPBC Act rethink

* Greenpeace lauds 'tipping point' as jury acquits protestors

• Pension fund divests $1.1 billion stake in Rio Tinto over West Irian mine
  
• Energy users crunch the numbers on gas
  
• Farm company to pay $20,000 for EPBC Act breach
  
• SA waste program targets small business