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• NSW EPA imposes four pollution reduction programs on fertiliser company
  
• Recycler ordered to identify ways to cut fugitive lead emissions
  
• AbiGroup penalised $24,000
  
• OneSteel site to carry out spill containment analysis

• WA gazettes new procedures for environmental impact assessments
  
• NSW abolishes 'energy savings plans' scheme
  
• SA EPA grants carbon monoxide exemption to Nyrstar

• EPA Victoria revamps separation distance guidelines
  
• Nyrstar faces possible class action over lead emissions
  
• NSW overhauls resource recovery rule for excavated materials
  
• Aldi launches in-store battery recycling service

• Iron ore miner heads to court over water licence refusal
  
• Newman targets rain tanks, solar hot water, biodiversity offsets
  
• New ozone regulation tighten air-con licensing procedures

• Burke rules out EPBC freeze while Barrier Reef assessment under way
  
• Robert Hill steps down from Low Carbon Australia post
  
• Victoria gazettes new marine pollution regulations
  
• New regulations issued for VEET energy efficiency scheme
  
• South Australia renews NOx exemption for Osborne cogen plant

• Contractor's actions put lead mine under further EPA scrutiny
  
• SA EPA receives more than 2,300 complaints, finalises only two prosecutions
  
• Government seeks 'carbon farming' project applications

The SA Government and Nyrstar Port Pirie have conceded they have fallen a long way short of a 2010 goal to bring children's blood lead results below the WHO level of concern, with almost three out of every ten local children exceeding the limit, and they might not set a new deadline to meet it.

• 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

• Major study of Australia's cities confirm air pollution health risks
  
• NSW offers grants for energy efficiency courses and training
  
• VECCI 12-step sustainability program delivers cuts to utility bills
  
• New SA greens skills centre to target construction workers
  
• Lower rainfall will make logging unsustainable in WA south-west, WA EPA says
  
• CE Daily reader survey closing soon

• Dust settles and OneSteel Whyalla gets sustainability licence
  
• Greens and two independents line up to back climate action
  
• CO2 Australia writes-off $5.5m in WA plantings in wake of CPRS collapse
  
• Sartor's air pollution package misses the point: TEC