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• NSW to exempt councils from liability for climate change and flooding risk advice
  
• Some householders misled, insulation survey finds
  
• Solar energy expert joins Bligh's climate council

• BCA: our climate stance is unchanged
  
• We're boosting prosecutions, Queensland minister says
  
• Revised Victorian energy saver regulations on the way

A bill introduced to Queensland's Parliament yesterday will amend a State scheme that requires energy-intensive businesses to identify energy efficiency measures and streamline mine approval processes.

• Ministers urged to act now on electronic waste
  
• Overhaul electricity tariffs, says Qld competition authority
  
• West Atlas oil leak halted
  
• Big, green grants on offer

• Study paves way for large-scale smart grids trial
  
• Negotiation the only option, Turnbull says
  
• Qld seeks $40 million for solar add-on to coal-fired plant

• Queensland investigates energy-saving tariffs
  
• NSW reshuffle hands ex-union chief responsibility for climate and energy
  
• Chemicals agency recommends cyanide handling procedures for mines
  
• 'We aim to sell Solar Systems as a going concern'
  
• NAB, Woolies and Telstra sign 'Copenhagen Communiqué'
  
• Young Australians asked to 'vote' on climate (with video

• NRMA and ACF urge ministers to act now on fuel efficiency
  
• Ferguson seeks CCS proposals
  
• Senate sets deadline for inquiry submissions
  
• Wind presents unique grid challenges, NEMMCO says
  
• 'Ridiculous workplace relations rule will hinder climate change action'
  
• SA approves second wave energy plant

• 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

• 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

NT EPA set to review environmental assessment law

Reef will die if we fail to act, warns Queensland Premier

* Garrett to boost energy labelling scheme compliance regime

* Sustainability Victoria and EPA Victoria issue best practice guides

* You might not get what you expect, Tasmanian EPA reminds minister

* More high-lead children identified in Mount Isa

* Lawyers urge Senate to recommend EPBC Act changes

* Queensland Parliament passes amendments to framework Act