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• India to impose clean energy levy on Australian coal imports
  
• Qantas to install tri-generation systems
  
• Rudd Government belatedly responds to Senate waste report
  
• NSW people less concerned by environmental problems, survey finds
  
• DCC sets out revised annual RET targets

An "industrial ecology" collaboration between major corporates including Kraft, Boeing and Holden at a Melbourne manufacturing precinct is expected to yield at least one water re-use project by the end of next year.

• Wong rejects household padding claim
  
• Credit union eases into new carbon accounting tool
  
• WA to finally get glass recycling facility
  
• New CCA distribution centre using 15% solar power
  
• 'Australians wasting food worth $5 billion'

• NSW teams with Climate Group on business climate guide
  
• Garrett makes insulation changes, flags 'name and shame' list
  
• WA seeks input on hazardous waste regulations

• Food and grocery sector releases sustainability report
  
• DCC seeks input on NGERS methodologies
  
• Victorian inquiry into soil carbon kicks off
  
• 'Coalition plans would turn CPRS surplus to deficit'
  
• 'I'll clear my diary': Boswell to NFF
  
• U.S. Senate bill hearings to begin
  
• SA seeks feedback on new licence structure

Victorian tannery Rosedale Leather has saved $140,000 so far this year by diverting 100% of its prescribed industrial waste to compost and avoiding expensive landfill levies.

• Milne to re-introduce feed-in tariff bill in wake of Senate inquiry
  
• NSW waste levy changes prompts warning
  
• NSW to rewrite biodiversity strategy
  
• Alcoa puts Wagerup expansion on hold citing financial crisis, ETS concerns
  
• South Australia audits quarries
  
• How Kraft plans to save $550,000 a year and cut water use 39%

• National Water Commission to scrutinise water use by mines
  
• Federal energy program issues detailed efficiency guide
  
• NSW issues exemptions for land-applied wastes
  
• Shipping company fined $35,000
  
• Queensland council fined $40,000
  
• National Pollutant Inventory offers training on new reporting system
  
• Queensland EPA offers sustainability grants
  
• GM crops a boon for regional economies, ABARE says

Qld businesses told to do more as 'level 6' water restrictions loom * Labor promises $100 million 'coast care' program * EPA Victoria finalises soil sampling guideline * Greenpeace slams sustainable palm oil roundtable * WBCSD plans business summit at Bali * Pew Centre chief welcomes business sea-change