Archive for June, 2004

Water trading plan proposedLink to full story

As Australia faces tougher water restrictions, a national system to allow water to be traded as a commodity is to be created.

Greens attack water dealLink to full story

The Greens say the new national water pact will not help save the Murray-Darling river system.

Oil giant under scrutinyLink to full story

Shell stands accused of not delivering its promise on its environmental and social obligiations.

New species maybe found in Artic OceanLink to full story

An international project to explore marine life in the Arctic Ocean, part of the 10-year, $1 billion Census of Marine Life, could discover thousands of new species, scientists said yesterday

Introduced weeds becoming a threatLink to full story

The second biggest threat to Australia’s ecosystems and wildlife are weeds.

Black Rhino’s making a come backLink to full story

Black Rhino numbers seem to be increasing in Africa, but they still face threats from poachers.

Koala’s have a tunnelling good time!Link to full story

Thiess Contractors have provided a safe and alternative way for Koala’s to cross the Karuah Bypass using a tunnel.

Rethink needed to save reefLink to full story

Queensland researchers claim a radical rethink of tropical reef management techniques is needed to save the Great Barrier Reef.

Permanent water ban for citiesLink to full story

The new federal water plan could mean permanent water restrictions on city homes and businesses.

National water plan approvedLink to full story

A meeting of the Council of Australian Governments has agreed a Federal Government water plan including a national water market and a plan to save the Murray Darling system.

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