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Unlocking carbon potential for pastoralists

The State Government has provided in-principle backing for Western Australian pastoralists wanting to unlock the carbon potential of their lands. The Government will back a number of pilot sequestration offset projects by pastoralists, which focus on grazing strategies that increase regeneration of native vegetation and in the process extract carbon dioxide

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New renewables projects in WA given ‘green light’

The WA Government has approved State-owned energy generator and retailer Synergy, to enter into a joint venture with infrastructure investment company DIF and Australian industry super fund Cbus for the development of large-scale renewables projects in Western Australia. Under the joint venture, Synergy, DIF and Cbus have established 'Bright Energy Investments'.

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Waste Taskforce created to combat China’s recycling ban

To help address the Chinese Government's import restrictions on recyclable waste, Environment Minister Stephen Dawson has established a taskforce to advise on waste management in Western Australia. The Waste Taskforce was created following consultation with State and local governments, the waste industry and community stakeholders, with the group's first meeting anticipated

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Ground-breaking of Northam Solar Farm project

A ground-breaking ceremony was held today for the State's newest solar farm at Northam. The Northam Solar Farm project will be developed by Carnegie Clean Energy in partnership with Indigenous Business Australia and Bookitja Ptd Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Perth Noongar Foundation. This partnership will provide important contracting opportunities

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