The Palaszczuk Government will invest $2 billion into renewable energy and hydrogen jobs as part of our COVID-19 Economic Recovery Plan. The $2 billion.
This week, Sunshine Coast Council hosted a forum with experts from throughout Australia to discuss and plan a blue carbon pilot project within our nation.
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Reef collaboration ensures farmers excel in their field
Minister for the Environment and the Great Barrier Reef and Minister for Science and Youth Affairs The Honourable Meaghan Scanlon
Primary producers are being encouraged to find out how they can make their farms more sustainable in line with new cropping and horticulture requirements, which take effect next month.
Minister for the Environment and Great Barrier Reef Meaghan Scanlon said the Department of Environment and Science would host a series of online and in-person sessions to assist farmers learn about the new requirements for expanding cropping and horticulture that commence from June 1.
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Subscriber only The State Government has announced a bold plan to make Central Queensland a plastic free region in the future. Minister for the Environment and Great Barrier Reef Meaghan Scanlon addressed a press conference at the Yeppoon Landfill on April 16, announcing the initiative, saying there had been strong results in other regions that had tried it. Today I was really happy to announce the government, partnering with the Boomerang Alliance and of course the Livingstone Shire Council and the Rockhampton Regional Council to try and make Central Queensland plastic-free, Ms Scanlon said. This is an initiative we ve rolled out in other regions and essentially what it does is it provides a staff member full-time to provide that one-on-one advice to retailers and businesses to allow them to transition much more easily.
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