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St Nicks recognised for excellence and Hot 100 'architect for change' - Vimarsana News

St Nicks recognised for excellence and Hot 100 'architect for change'

A leading York environmental charity has just enjoyed two major recognitions for its efforts.

Auvergne Station shelves land clearing, cropping plans amidst court challenge - Vimarsana News

Auvergne Station shelves land clearing, cropping plans amidst court challenge

An NT property owner has asked for its land-clearing permit to be revoked, bringing an end to an environment group's Supreme Court challenge over its original approval.

Source: abc.net.au
Metsä Board has submitted the EIA report for the Kaskinen paperboard mill - Vimarsana News

Metsä Board has submitted the EIA report for the Kaskinen paperboard mill

Metsä Board, part of Metsä Group, has submitted the EIA report for the Kaskinen paperboard mill in accordance with the Environmental Impact Assessment Procedure Act to the South Ostrobothnia Regional Economic, Transport and Environment Centre (ELY Centre). The report is open for public comment and opinion from 25.05.2023 to 21.07.2023.

Environmentalists slam Govt for allowing 'rampant biodiversity destruction' by cotton, land clearing - Vimarsana News

Environmentalists slam Govt for allowing 'rampant biodiversity destruction' by cotton, land clearing

Environmental groups have slammed the Northern Territory Government for its plan to support and enable hundreds of thousands...

Big push to expand broadacre cropping on cattle country in the NT | Stock Journal - Vimarsana News

Big push to expand broadacre cropping on cattle country in the NT | Stock Journal

Pastoral lease laws need to change if the NT government presses ahead with broadacre cropping of cattle country.