Browsing: <a href="/tag/wa">WA</a> <i class="grey">•</i> <a href="/tag/water">Water</a>

• WA Bill will boost decarbonisation activities on pastoral leases
  
• SA introduces Bill to mandate emissions and renewables targets
  
• Recycled water drastically under-used: New audit report

• Water Corporation loses appeal against 'extreme risk' classification
  
• NSW releases impact statement for AGL $400m, 250MW gas/diesel plant
  
• BP gives enforceable undertaking to federal environment department

• EPA issues guidance on PFAS in leachate and soils
  
• New WA air guidance for approval and licence applications
  
• Water pollution costs council $105,000

• WA government introduces cash for containers bills
  
• NT overhauls Water Act
  
• Petroleum bill to establish new appeal rights

An energy-intensive, state-owned utility with a hoard of renewable certificates worth $62 million is blaming federal policy uncertainty for its ongoing failure to comply with greenhouse gas conditions.

• New list of PFAS sites shows high levels of contamination at airport
  
• New inquiry into compensation for GM crop contamination
  
• NZ Cabinet agrees to comprehensive microbeads ban

• Four governments move to strengthen water compliance
  
• Minister stands by EPA advice that mine is environmentally unacceptable
  
• Tasmania introduces new waste tyre controls

• Bill to protect mine clears NSW Assembly, despite 'over-reach' claims
  
• Federal government streamlines illegal logging controls
  
• Auditor-General finds WA failing to protect rangelands

The Fair Work Commission has reinstated a process coordinator after it accepted that his 10-year-old son remotely changed alarm settings that led to the shutdown of a major utility's wastewater re-use plant.

• Mining Rehabilitation Fund delivers under $2m for orphan site clean-ups
  
• Processor seeks approval to treat new smelter waste
  
• Regulator issues prevention notice to contractor