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• Mine rehabilitation inquiry schedules first hearing
  
• Uranium company announces EPBC approval
  
• Inpex pays for air monitoring in Darwin
  
• Tasmania to tighten controls on salmon farming

• Committee backs bauxite appeal rights bill
  
• SA bill paves way for nuclear waste discussions
  
• Bill revamps stormwater agency

• Burke approves SA uranium mine expansion
  
• EPA cautions landowners after company fails to remove dumped waste from leased site
  
• ACT reviews Nature Conservation Act; seeks climate council members
  
• ACCC issues interim approval for fluorocarbons scheme
  
• Tasmania issues stormwater strategy

• Jail sentence 'excessive', environment court rules
  
• NT to oppose Paladin Energy uranium mine
  
• China explores regional emissions trading; tax measures
  
• Productivity Commission releases urban water reform paper
  
• U.S. EPA's Clean Air Act turns 40

• Origin maintains green energy dominance, snaps up low-price RECs
  
• Macarthur Coal's mining emissions rise 13%
  
• WA uranium panel not up to scratch: Conservation Council
  
• Victoria boosts funding for five cleaner coal projects
  
• Reform of Victorian Water Act 'urgently needed': EDO
  
• Australian company wins $300 million Thai solar contract

• Lawyers for WA Conservation Council urge minister to hold uranium mine inquiry
  
• Regulator rules PV owners losing off-peak tariff to be compensated
  
• Australians more confident in government action on environment
  
• WSAA releases urban water metering framework

• Time to consider recycled water, says AWA chief
  
• Queensland releases 'wind atlas'
  
• U.S. nuclear taskforce meets this month
  
• U.S. recycling just 50% of office paper

Survey rates BHP Billiton a top online sustainability communicator * Trail-blazing examples of online sustainability communication * Sydney industrial water recycling project steps on the gas * Queensland set to approve re-use of coal combustion by-products * Business council sets out power sector sustainability strategies

GHG permits likely to be worth $105 billion over a decade; Gore sees 'limited role' for nuclear; EBA seeks clean energy pledges from major parties; Qenos signs major recycled water deal; SA sets out details of licence fee restructure.