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NAL Achieves Steady-State Production; Shipments Shift to Contract Customers NAL set quarterly records in Q2’24 for production (up 23% QoQ), lithium recovery (68%), and mill utilization (83%) NAL achieved steady-state production in June 2024; H2’24 production forecast supports Piedmont shipping guidance Piedmont revenue of $13.2 million on sales of approximately 14,000 dmt of spodumene concentrate … Continued
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8th of August 2024 The Environment Council of Central Queensland (ECoCeQ) applied for special leave to Australia’s highest court to appeal the Full Federal Court’s dismissal of the landmark Living Wonders climate cases – the High Court bid has been refused. The judicial review in the Federal Court was assessing whether Australia’s Environment Minister, … Continued
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This year the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) marked 25 years since the groundbreaking Protection of the Environment Operations Act commenced in NSW. On 1 July, 1999 the framework for environmental protection in NSW was transformed when several pieces of legislation covering the regulation of air, noise, water and waste pollution were integrated. A landmark … Continued
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Australian company, Food Recycle Ltd, has developed technology to turn commercial food waste into animal feed, leading to less waste in landfill, a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, and contributing to a circular economy. After successful trials with layer hens, prawns, barramundi, and aquaponics, Food Recycle is seeking a $3m capital raise via crowd-funding … Continued
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE THURSDAY 8 AUGUST 2024 SCIENTISTS have underscored that climate pollution from coal, oil and gas is the culprit behind new research findings that show the Great Barrier Reef is experiencing ocean temperatures hotter than anything recorded in the past 400 years. The paper, ‘Highest ocean heat in four centuries places Great Barrier … Continued
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Melbourne, Victoria – In an unexpected yet innovative pairing, a primary school and golf balls take centre stage. Golf Ball Recycling (GBR) teams up with Mount Waverley Primary School to conduct a groundbreaking trial of stormwater pit lids made from shredded used golf balls. Mount Waverley Primary School is the first in Australia to install … Continued
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73% of companies say digital technology plays a key role in achieving sustainability goals Most companies are increasing spending on their digital transformation 67% say a lack of data impacts their decision-making Businesses are increasing investment in digitisation, artificial intelligence (AI) and data analytics to help reach sustainability goals, according to a new survey from … Continued
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La Trobe University and Gaia Project Australia have been named finalists in NASA’s Deep Space Food Challenge for a project designed to grow food for long space journeys such as the Artemis missions to the moon and Mars. The team created a vertical farm where leafy and micro greens are grown in a controlled environment … Continued
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Shipments from Australia and New Zealand can be decarbonised via DB Schenker’s SAF programme DB Schenker has officially announced its participation in Cathay’s Corporate Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Programme, aiming to advance sustainability in the logistics industry by partnering to reduce emissions in cargo shipments. To help tackle climate change, Cathay established a Corporate SAF … Continued
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Australia’s threatened species list keeps growing, with eight animals and five plants added in the last month. The new fauna listings are three freshwater fish, three lizards, one frog and one turtle. The flora listings are one rainforest tree, two flowering shrubs, a daisy and an orchid species. Each of the new animal listings is under threat … Continued
