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NSW court judgement greenlights demise of wildlife - Vimarsana News

NSW court judgement greenlights demise of wildlife

A judgement has effectively given the state-owned Forestry Corporation the green light to destroy endangered and threatened wildlife.

NSW to investigate Menindee mass fish kill as 'pollution incident' | New South Wales - Vimarsana News

NSW to investigate Menindee mass fish kill as 'pollution incident' | New South Wales

EPA to use statutory powers to investigate whether conditions in Darling-Baaka River breach state environment laws

NSW environment watchdog to require big polluters to show how they will hit net zero and then nudge them to improve - Vimarsana News

NSW environment watchdog to require big polluters to show how they will hit net zero and then nudge them to improve

The state’s EPA is unveiling what it calls Australia’s ‘most comprehensive plan’ to cut carbon emissions

NSW becomes first state to treat carbon dioxide as pollutant to ensure industries cut emissions - Vimarsana News

NSW becomes first state to treat carbon dioxide as pollutant to ensure industries cut emissions

Environment Protection Authority’s climate policy plans to reclassify greenhouse gas and offer incentives to transition from fossil fuels

Australia environment court orders authorities to address climate change - Vimarsana News

Australia environment court orders authorities to address climate change

The Land and Environment Court of New South Wales on Thursday ruled that the NSW Environment Protection Authority (NSW EPA) had failed in its duty to ensure the protection of the environment from clim...

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