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Archive for July, 2005

Govt accepts global warming but strategy flawedLink to full story

The Federal Government has accepted the reality of man-made global warming but is still a long way from taking real action to cut greehouse emissions.

Record whale numbers in SydneyLink to full story

A record 1300 whales were spotted off the Sydney coast this year.

Former Greenhouse Office boss criticises industry’s influenceLink to full story

Former chief executive Gwen Andrews has said industry is given too much influence in drafting Federal Government environmental policy

How green was Bob Carr?Link to full story

An assessment of outgoing NSW Premier Bob Carr’s record on the environment.

Study finds big drop in ocean biodiversityLink to full story

A new study has found the number of large fish species in the oceans has halved in the last 50 years.

Restored rivers front-runners for national RiverprizeLink to full story

Four large Australian river restoration projects have been short-listed for the 2005 National Thiess Riverprize awarded for excellence in river management.

Australia enters Asia-Pacific greenhouse gas agreementLink to full story

An agreement titled ‘The Asia-Pacific Partnership on Clean Development’ has been made beween Australia, USA, China, India, South Korea and Japan. The agreement does not set any specific emmission targets.

NSW mining industry to face tougher standards enforcementLink to full story

The New South Wales Government has increased enforcement efforts for environmental standards in the mining industry.

Tassie devil may qualify for threatened species listingLink to full story

The Tasmanian Scientific Advisory Committee wants the tasmanian devil to be listed as a threatened species.

Trapped whale cut free from Gold Coast shark netLink to full story

A young whale has been cut free from a Gold Coast shark net. Experts say the whale could have been asleep when it became entangled in the net.

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