The Western Australian Government has announced an increase in the waste levy from July 2024.The levy is imposed on waste…[Read More]
Western Australia News
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Policy clarifies risk-based environmental compliance approach
The Western Australian Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) has released its Approach to Risk-based Environmental Compliance for…[Read More]
WA EPA report on landfill proposal urges further consultation
The Western Australia Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has delivered its recommendations on a proposal to construct and operate a landfill…[Read More]
First large-scale better project for WA
The Western Australian Government has announced that the first large-scale battery storage project in WA is ready to start operational…[Read More]
State Budget 2023-24: Taking action on climate change
The 2023-24 State Budget is intended to transition WA to a cleaner, reliable and affordable energy state with $2.8 billion…[Read More]
Reuse of WA’s food waste for improved farming
The Federal and WA Governments have co-invested $11.25 million for 3 new organic recycling infrastructure projects that are expected to…[Read More]
Tackling Food Waste
Over 1,500 tonnes of sandalwood nuts are wasted each year. While sandalwood is harvested for its essential oil, most of…[Read More]
Draft State Waste Infrastructure Plan for WA – Comment sought
The WA Government has released the Draft State Waste Infrastructure Plan for comment.Long-term planning for waste infrastructure at a state…[Read More]
Five yearly review of WA’s ChemCentre: Comment sought
The WA Government is seeking feedback on the review of WA’s ChemCentre. ChemCentre operates as a statutory authority, established under…[Read More]
New government tool expected to provide accurate view of future of climate change for WA
One of the world’s most powerful and greenest supercomputers will soon produce the most reliable and comprehensive climate change projections…[Read More]