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• "Not an ultimatum" on new gas projects says Greens Senator
  
• NBN raises $2.1 billion in European green bond market
  
• Jemena and Origin team-up for new biomethane venture
  
• New technology aims to clean-up microplastics

• More funding for agricultural methane emission reduction
  
• Close the Loop boosts global recycling operations
  
• Plenty of opportunity for farmers in emission reduction: Minister

• Researchers develop fire-resistant building cladding from recycled glass
  
• Viva's gas terminal hits bump in the road to approval
  
• Santos and Osaka Gas Australia partner for e-methane production

In-store soft plastics collection bins will be gradually re-introduced in select areas under a new plan developed by Coles, Woolworths and Aldi.

Coles and Woolworths have extended an offer to REDcycle to take control of the soft plastics stockpiled under the failed scheme while alternative recycling solutions are explored.

• AEMO begins work on VIC-NSW grid connection ahead of schedule
  
• Calix's decarbonised lime technology to be used in direct air capture
  
• Recycling facility to turn beverage cartons into building blocks

• Innovative soil carbon technology hits the market
  
• Vast Solar to go public after merger agreement
  
• New food waste technology aims to keep untreated organics out of landfill

• NSW EPA to implement all 22 recommendations from resource and recovery review
  
• Investors push back against unambitious corporate climate strategies
  
• Hunter-Central Coast REZ gets the green light
  
• Consultation opens on Woodside's proposed green technology facility

• Solar-powered green hydrogen facilities planned for Tasmania and Indonesia
  
• Australia government joins net zero initiative
  
• Australia in dire need of renewable energy storage
  
• Pressure grows for oil rig recycling centre in WA
  
• Hydrogen jet engine moves closer

Specialist tyre upcycler Pearl Global, expects the recent listing of end-of-life tyres to the national priority list of problem wastes, and the Labor Government’s commitment to ban the export of waste tyres, will boost demand for its service and the prices paid under the tyre recycling scheme.