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Archive for May, 2005

ACF against new coal-fired power station in WALink to full story

The Australian Conservation Foundation believes the Western Australia State Government’s decision to approve construction of a new coal-fired power station is a step in the wrong direction.

Brown takes legal stand against Wielangta loggingLink to full story

Greens Senator Bob Brown has sought a Federal Court injunction against logging in Wielangta Forest, Tasmania.

Environment Minister mounts campaign against whalingLink to full story

Australia’s Environment Minister will visit European and Pacific nations in a bid to prevent Japan increasing its whaling quota.

Small Victorian environment group celebrates 125 yearsLink to full story

The Field Naturalists Club of Victoria, which helped save many important wilderness areas in the state, has celebrated its 125th anniversary.

10% of arable land may be unsustainableLink to full story

A leading environmentalist has suggested that up to 10% of Australian farmland may now be unsustainable due to climate change and farming practices.

More water restrictions on way for SydneyLink to full story

As dam levels fell below 45% the NSW govt. planned to introduce further water restrictions for Sydney.

Blair G8 climate change plan in troubleLink to full story

Tony Blair’s plans to use Britain’s G8 presidency to promote climate change are crumbling due to US resistance.

NSW budget boost for national parksLink to full story

NSW budget has cash for national parks but little for renewable energy or water.

Study examines environmental costsLink to full story

Did you know it takes 200 litres of water to produce a soft drink? 21,000 litres to produce one kilo of rice? A new CSIRO report examines the environmental impact of different industries.

Fall in land clearing cuts emissionsLink to full story

Despite increasing greenhouse gas emissions from cars and air conditioning, a fall in land-clearing rate has reduced Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions.

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