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Odour fine prompts warning; New sustainability reporting guideline; Water labelling scheme changes

  • Company ordered to pay $36,000 for not replacing carbon filter
  • Eight companies give enforceable undertakings over water efficiency breaches
  • Parliament approves water efficiency labelling scheme changes
  • New GRI sustainability reporting guidelines open for comment


Why power station particle emissions 'doubled'; Orica before Queensland court; & more

  • Poor measurement to blame for 'doubling' in Hazelwood's particle emissions
  • Orica faces court order after cyanide discharges
  • Call to use government contracts to improve sustainability
  • Geothermal trial receives Victorian grant
  • Combet unfazed by claims of Constitutional breach


Burke rules out freeze on Reef EPBC approvals; Regulatory changes; & more

  • 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

WA Supreme Court jails farmer over clearing; New Ai Group compliance program; Contamination case costs ruling

  • WA Supreme Court jails farmer again after more land clearing
  • NSW court rejects contamination case costs bids by Sydney Water and adversary
  • Ai Group offers new environmental compliance program
  • Smoky vehicle fine reduced on appeal


Renderer before court twice in three months; $25 million geothermal deal; & more

  • Second court appearance in three months leads to $50,000 fine
  • Geothermal company signs $25m agreement with Victoria, continues Alcoa talks
  • BOM releases inaugural national water account
  • Cougar Energy welcomes Government finding on bore contamination


Climate and environment wrap for August – a business guide

Federal changes mean companies will find it easier to buy and use Australian carbon credits, a NSW review is likely to result in tougher environmental incident notification rules and a Western Australian appeal decision confirms that backers of major projects will face carbon offset obligations.


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