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• CEFC signals $50m investment in regenerative farming
  
• Origin faces multiple shareholder resolutions
  
• ACCU spot price continues upwards

• Federal and NSW governments award recycling grants totalling $24 million
  
• Whitehaven to face new coal phase-down shareholder resolution
  
• New industry group aims to boost market for methane-cutting seaweeds

Insurer QBE reviewed its exposure to climate litigation in 2019 and will invest more than US$1 billion in renewables and environmental initiatives by 2025, according to its latest annual report.

• Raft of new WA projects cleared to earn carbon credits
  
• Global investors demand better climate risk disclosure
  
• Data centre business certified carbon neutral
  
• CEFC lends again to Port Augusta wind farm

• Cap diesel rebate claims: ACF
  
• BCA chief acknowledges move to 'circular economy'
  
• Victorian Government introduces 'environmental justice' award

A new Australian Conservation Foundation report says the nation's big four banks can't finance Galilee Basin coal projects while meeting their obligations under the Equator Principles.

The big four banks are under new pressure from activists to cease financing coal projects that could harm the Great Barrier Reef, while 'Lock the Gate' today sought a NSW Ombudsman's investigation into approval processes for mines.

Over the next few weeks, banks and fund managers will face increasing scrutiny of their investments in the fossil fuel sector.

• Fund backs first owners corporation office block retrofit
  
• New head for Greenpeace
  
• Farmers and foresters surveyed on bioenergy
  
• E3 program explains legislative changes

• ACF, Climate Institute crunch the numbers on Coalition proposals
  
• Generators seek more details from Coalition
  
• Bond University building wins sustainability award
  
• Tasmania to introduce five star energy efficiency standard