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All EPA and Minister's Office media releases and news articles from the beginning of 2023.
Media releases
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A chemical production company in Riverstone NSW has been fined $45,000 and issued three Formal Warnings for multiple breaches including failing to store chemicals properly and poor onsite water...
Councils, communities and waste industry leaders are being called to provide feedback on a new plan to increase recycling and address landfill constraints in regional NSW.
Leading environmental and regulatory law expert Professor Penelope Crossley has been appointed to the Board of the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA).
ROBBOR Pty Ltd has been fined $30,000 for operating an illegal waste facility on a rural property in Woodberry.
More than $2.24 million will be invested in environmental, community and fire prevention initiatives after the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) agreed to an Enforceable Undertaking (EU) with...
Ministerial releases
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The Minns Labor Government is consulting on Australia's first mandatory solar panel recycling scheme.
Minister for the Environment, the Hon. Penny Sharpe MLC, thanks NSW EPA Tony Chappel for his service over the past four years.
The NSW Government is launching an Asbestos Plan of Action and will conduct a two-year trial allowing NSW households to have asbestos waste picked up and disposed of for free.
A $1 million community fund will help eligible residents in Captains Flat carry out voluntary remediation works on their properties to reduce exposure to legacy lead contamination.
The NSW Government is committing a record $37.3 million to strengthen and expand its response to legacy lead contamination in Broken Hill.
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