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• NZ and Australia to hold ministerial-level climate talks
  
• Pearce in discussions with Coalition on draft report
  
• NSW reports in on Sydney's water use
  
• Off-grid renewables funding on offer
  
• U.S. think-tank proposes WTO climate code

• 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

• NSW introduces five-tier sustainability scheme
  
• ESAA urges fair tax treatment for geothermal, slams NSW tariff plan
  
• Energy ministers release draft legislation on smart meters
  
• Queensland EPA releases guide to legislative changes
  
• New Zealand Parliament seeks submissions on trading scheme
  
• U.S. coalition unveils 'Obama-era' trading blueprint

• Mallee eucalypt business accredited and ready for carbon 'rush'
  
• Court orders polluting meat processor to pay $230,000
  
• NSW seeks views on petrol vapour regulation
  
• Rudd committed to a 2010 start, Wong urges 'durable and inclusive' deal

• NSW pushes back start date for energy efficiency scheme
  
• Climate Institute tackles 'carbon polluter myths'
  
• Ferguson kicks off energy white paper process
  
• Plastic recycling rate stalls
  
• EPA Victoria proposes guidelines for biosolids in construction projects
  
• Energy efficiency most important factor when buying whitegoods, ABS survey finds
  
• NSW offers inaugural Peter Cullen scholarship
  
• IEA issues 'gen 2' biofuels report
  
• Greenpeace costs coal, blames Newcastle earthquake on mining
  
• UN climate chief warns of critical need for 'real progress' at Poznan

• NSW fudges on energy efficiency scheme
  
• Senate pressures Government on housing scheme sustainability
  
• Coalition Senator hits back at Climate Institute
  
• Energy revolution costly but possible, says IEA chief
  
• Victoria launches water conservation campaign
  
• UK Exchequer includes green initiatives in rescue plan

• Financial crisis prompts concern at 2010 trading start
  
• NSW kicks off household retrofit program
  
• International Energy Agency issues carbon leakage report

By drawing the attention of governments, climate change litigation has proved 'a catalyst for executive action', according to NSW Land and Environment Court chief judge Brian Preston.

• Energy efficiency scheme RIS deficient, ESAA tells inquiry
  
• Oil leak costs company $135,000
  
• Slater & Gordon initiates third claim over Mount Isa lead
  
• Greens pick up fourth ACT seat
  
• Ferguson launches biofuels grant round
  
• Don't squander U.S. policy momentum, Pew Centre warns

• Pipe gas to cut emissions or WA the 'biggest loser', says Premier
  
• Environment court fines developer $40,000
  
• Garnaut issues technical papers
  
• International Energy Agency sounds alarm on CCS