Browsing: <a href="/tag/vic">Victoria</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/chemicals">Chemicals</a>

• EPA order likely to cost Koppers $700,000
  
• NSW to review controls on major hazard facilities
  
• Waste paint scheme to launch mid-2015
  
• Victoria amends landfill rules

• New composting guideline for Victoria
  
• NSW EPA introduces new rules for dangerous goods transport
  
• Macfarlane renews search for radioactive waste facility site

• Pilbara not coping with resource sector waste, study says
  
• Battery company and Mobil seek hazardous waste export permits
  
• SITA, Visy and Alex Fraser score Victorian waste grants

• Victoria leaves door open to extending veto on VEET support for ceiling insulation
  
• Climate change department seeks efficiency experts
  
• NSW places new controls on copper chrome arsenate

• Boral abandons sustainability reporting
  
• State sustainability commissioner to release climate paper
  
• RIS favours voluntary controls on chemical precursors to explosives
  
• Industry greenhouse network seeks new CEO
  
• GetUp! warns of media climate-reporting hijacking

• Abandoned chemicals stockpile costs company and director $662,000
  
• Draft ministerial wind guidelines now available
  
• NSW ship-scuttling case focuses on toxic paint
  
• Australia Institute: Green jobs should be the benefit, not the goal

• Australian Customs launches inquiry into U.S. biodiesel exports
  
• Parliament passes building efficiency disclosure and agvet bills
  
• Energy market operator details 'hubs' proposal to grid-connect renewables

A court yesterday imposed penalties and costs totalling more than $330,000 on a company director who 'walked away' from a massive stockpile of waste chemicals.

• NSW court rules alienating prime farm land inconsistent with ESD principles
  
• Industry body highlights rising energy audit charges
  
• Help to power generators needs 'careful consideration', Climate Institute says
  
• Company ordered to pay $50,000 after chemical fire