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Treaties Committee to hold public hearings for High Seas treaty

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The Joint Standing Committee on Treaties will hold the first public hearing today for its inquiry into the Agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction. The agreement closes gaps in the conservation and sustainable use of marine biodiversity … Continued

Charities lead the way on climate action as 80 per cent of global citizens call on governments to do more

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Today, on UN International Day of Charity, Better Futures Australia celebrates the tireless work of charities and not-for-profits in catalysing climate action. More and more Aussies are giving to trusted charities in the climate space, while others are rolling up their sleeves and starting their own not-for-profits. They include AFL players kicking eco-goals with Footy … Continued

Reflections recognised for sustainability push which saves almost four Olympic swimming pools in water in northern parks

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Reflections Holidays’ efforts to implement energy-saving and sustainable initiatives at its 40 Crown land holiday parks is reaping rewards as it seeks to become a “low carbon holiday destination”, with a Northern Rivers county council naming Reflections as a leader in its Sustainable Water Partner Program. Rous County Council based at Lismore has recognised eight … Continued

Need for strong EPA as threatened species list grows

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The addition of two lizards, a sea snake, a fish, a crayfish and 15 plants, including the Gibraltar Range waratah, to the threatened species list highlights the need for a strong, independent environment protection agency, the Australian Conservation Foundation said today. The McCulloch anemone fish, the Conondale spiny crayfish, the Moritz leaf-tale gecko and the … Continued

Merck Introduces Greener Solutions for Cold Chain Shipments in Australia

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Melbourne, Australia – Merck, a leading science and technology company, will transition from traditional expanded polystyrene (EPS) insulation to wool-pack insulation for cold-chain shipments for its Life Science business in Australia, effective September 1. This move is expected to replace 300m3 or 3.6 tons of non-recyclable EPS per year. The wool-based packaging solution is validated … Continued

Black & Veatch to Identify Carbon Capture Opportunities in Vietnam

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Global engineering, construction and consulting leader studying the adoption of carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology in the Southeast Asia country HO CHI MINH, Vietnam–BUSINESS WIRE– Black & Veatch, a global leader in critical infrastructure solutions, is evaluating the feasibility and readiness of deploying carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS) technology in Vietnam’s coal-fired … Continued