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CSIRO study tracks three decades of PFAS and heavy metal contamination in South Australian dolphins

March 24, 2026March 16, 2026 by Michael Nicholls
Tracking Contaminant Trends: PFAS, Metals and Metalloids in Indo-Pacific Bottlenose (Tursiops aduncus) and Common Dolphins (Delphinus delphis) from South Australia - Archives of En

Recent peer-reviewed research from CSIRO and the SA EPA has tracked contamination in South Australian dolphins over three decades. The data reveals a downward trend in total PFAS concentrations across the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary and Port River Estuary. This drop in PFOS valida

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‘Optimistic spin’ hides worsening nature crisis in government report to UN, experts say

March 24, 2026March 16, 2026 by Michael Nicholls
‘Optimistic spin’ hides worsening nature crisis in government report to UN, experts say | Biodiversity Council Australia

A 261-page government report has been labelled a “fairy tale” by Australia’s leading ecological scientists. The Biodiversity Council has strongly condemned the Australian Government’s first progress report to the United Nations under the Global Biodiversity Framework. While the g

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PFAS waste from groundwater treatment could become lithium battery feedstock

March 24, 2026March 15, 2026 by Michael Nicholls
Waste per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance-assisted flash fluorination for lithium recovery from brine - Nature Water

🔋 Spent carbon from PFAS groundwater treatment at contaminated sites may soon become a useful resource for battery manufacturing. For Australian projects managing PFAS in groundwater, pump and treat systems using granular activated carbon are standard practice. However, the spent

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EPA Victoria enforces illegal dumping of contaminated soil on residential land in Ashwood

March 24, 2026March 15, 2026 by Michael Nicholls
Environment Protection Authority Victoria

Every smartphone in the community is now an extension of the environmental regulator’s monitoring network. A local resident in Victoria recently filmed a truck dumping over 1,000 litres of contaminated construction and demolition soil on a cleared residential block in Ashwood. Th

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PFAS forensic source differentiation achieves 94% reduction in remediation liability

March 24, 2026March 15, 2026 by Michael Nicholls
Case Study of a Groundwater PFAS Plume Forensic Source Differentiation Technique - Waste Advantage Magazine

A 94 per cent reduction in groundwater remediation liability. A newly published technical case study demonstrates how PFAS forensic source differentiation can reduce a landowner’s cleanup footprint. At a bulk petroleum storage facility, consultants used chemical fingerprinting to

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