Browsing: <a href="/tag/vic">Victoria</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/air-pollution-odour">Air pollution, odour</a>

• Inghams slow to deal with odour complaints
  
• NSW EPA allows AGL to trial predictive NOx monitoring at gas plant
  
• EPA Victoria issues approvals guidelines
  
• NSW approves Orica Botany clean-up plan changes

• Queensland finalises standard conditions for more industries
  
• BCA backs Queensland EPBC deal; 'Too broad', say NGOs
  
• Big step forward for BHPB efforts to remediate steelworks
  
• Victoria revises vehicle emission regulations

• Revamped vehicle emissions to deliver a $249m net benefit to Victoria
  
• WA mining regulator details priorities
  
• NSW declares two more sites contaminated

Slashing SO2 emissions from Alcoa's Anglesea power station by 90% would help to minimise Melbourne's air pollution, while fine particles and ozone will continue to be the main pollutants of concern in the city's airshed, says a new EPA Victoria study.

• Vapour release triggers evacuations, costs Nuplex $173,000
  
• Veolia gains limited leeway on legacy chromium contamination
  
• NSW environment court orders Ausgrid to pay $40,000

• From unacceptable to approved: WA EPA changes view on access track
  
• Court orders Transpacific to pay $90,000 after waste trial goes wrong
  
• Texas explosion underlines case for moving Orica: NSW Greens

• 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

A Victorian tribunal has refused to grant a permit for a large free-range poultry farm, and has urged the chicken meat industry to do more to help farmers avoid environmental problems as they switch from caged production.

SITA has given EPA Victoria an enforceable undertaking that it will fix odour problems at its Hallam Road landfill and resolve community concerns about possible health effects, after its executives last month fronted an EPA-convened 'restorative justice' conference.

• Orica made us tougher on industry: NSW Government
  
• Victoria launches new resource efficiency program
  
• WA confiscates illegal wood worth $600,000