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Executing a 54-source multi-media sampling programme on a remote island territory requires exceptional technical rigour. The Federal Government has released the latest legacy PFAS monitoring report for Norfolk Island International Airport. It is great to see Australian consultanc
“Anything that blows or flows offsite is still your pollution.” This stark warning from EPA Victoria Southwest Regional Manager Martha-Rose Loughnane clarifies exactly how regulators view boundary liability. It follows a recent enforcement action where a construction company was
A lawsuit does not need a final verdict to force a change in corporate behaviour. The Federal Court has formally dismissed Greenpeace’s high-profile greenwashing case against Woodside Energy by mutual consent. While the case did not reach a judicial ruling, the strategic implicat
State environmental regulators are actively supporting industrial decarbonisation, but they are using these upgrades to force compliance on legacy site issues. The Tasmania EPA has assessed Cement Australia’s proposal to partially replace coal with tyre derived and biomass fuels
9,000 tonnes of mortality in three months. When an emergency intervention produces results like this, tighter regulatory requirements will follow. New data from EPA Tasmania reveals that over 9,000 tonnes of farmed salmon died in the first quarter of 2026. This represents nearly
3,202 megawatts down to just 510. That is the reality of capital flight when state environmental policy abruptly shifts. The newly elected Queensland government has repealed legislated renewable energy targets and extended the operational life of state-owned coal plants to at lea
Who pays when a local water utility discovers legacy forever chemicals migrating into their catchment? The UK Parliament’s Environmental Audit Committee has just published a report addressing this issue directly. The committee recommended the establishment of a national PFAS Reme
A legacy PFAS plume has forced residents to rely on weekly water deliveries, proving that off-site migration risk is not just a technical problem to solve. At Jandakot in Western Australia, historical firefighting foam use has resulted in severe groundwater contamination migratin
Are your active remediation targets about to become obsolete? The NHMRC has opened public consultation on proposed updates to the Australian Drinking Water Guidelines. The draft revisions target the chemical fact sheets for ammonia, nickel, and chlorate. These guidelines are prim
🔬 Supercritical water oxidation and plasma destruction make great headlines. But the latest science points back to highly regulated traditional methods. The US EPA has just released its updated interim guidance on PFAS destruction and disposal.