Queensland News

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Independent Review of the Port of Gladstone

Federal Environment Minister, Tony Burke, late last month announced the Terms of Reference for the Independent Review of the Port…[Read More]

Brisbane landfill gas project approved

The Clean Energy Regulator has approved a new landfill gas project at the Willawong Land in South East Queensland, under…[Read More]

Amendments to the QLD Environmental Protection Regulation

Amendments to the Environmental Protection Regulation 2008 have been approved by the QLD Government which will take effect onMarch 31,…[Read More]

QLD Government removes waste levy

The QLD Government has passed legislation to remove the former government’s waste levy. QLD Minister for Environment and Heritage Protection…[Read More]

New plan to manage CSG industry unveiled

QLD Minister for Natural Resources and Mines Andrew Cripps unveiled the DNRM Coal Seam Gas Engagement and Compliance Plan 2013…[Read More]

Queensland’s sixth landfill gas project declared eligible

The Clean Energy Regulator has approved Queensland’s sixth landfill gas project under the Carbon Farming Initiative. The Capture and combustion…[Read More]

Energy efficient lights to be installed across Brisbane

Brisbane’s street lights are set to become more energy efficient in what is believed to be the largest street lighting…[Read More]

Nominations open for small business awards

Queensland small businesses working hard to become more sustainable are being encouraged to nominate for the 2013 Premier’s Sustainability Awards.…[Read More]

Queensland Government approves oil shale industry

The Queensland Government has announced that it will allow the development of a commercial oil shale industry in Queensland.Queensland Natural…[Read More]

Tanks and Solar Hot Water no longer mandatory in Queensland

From February 1 the Queensland Government made solar hot-water systems and water tanks no longer mandatory for new houses.  Queensland…[Read More]

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