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ENVIRONMENT NETWORK WEEKLY (ENW) E-NEWS – VICTORIA
The articles that appear on this site, are articles that appear in AEBN’s weekly ENW e-news which is distributed to members each week. SEARCHING FOR ARTICLES: Articles are place in a chronological format. You may SEARCH for articles by using the ‘Search’ feature on this site, OR you can search by –
The Victorian Government has achieved the largest amount of planned burning of Victoria’s public land in 30 years. Victorian Minister…[Read More]
EPA Victoria has released the Gippsland Lakes condition report 1990-2011 that examines the long-term trends in water quality of the…[Read More]
The 2013 Victorian Premier’s Sustainability Awards are now open to Victorian businesses who can demonstrate within their business practices – …[Read More]
The Victorian Minister for Water, Peter Walsh has announced that the Victorian Government has signed the Inter-Governmental Agreement (IGA) for…[Read More]
The Victorian Coalition Government has released an action plan to boost the Victoria’s earth resources industry by streamlining processes, establishing…[Read More]
EPA Victoria had released its third quarterly report of a 12 month air quality monitoring and noise assessment project in…[Read More]
There are strict restrictions and regulations around burn-offs from commercial premises, farms and households, warns EPA Victoria. Fines commence at…[Read More]
EPA Victoria has identified issues with farm waste management in north eastern Victorian and reminds businesses of their environmental responsibility…[Read More]
On the 22 May 2013, the Victorian Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Ryan Smith released reforms to Victoria’s native…[Read More]
Victorian Minister for Environment and Climate Change, Ryan Smith has released 10 strategies for Victoria’s Catchment Management Authorities (CMAs) that…[Read More]
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