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NSW emissions reductions 'totally undone' by coal mine approvals, analysis suggests By national science, technology and environment reporter Michael Slezak.

Let's strip away the politics and look at the facts — the things that actually matter to the reef. Australia's biggest oil and gas company plans to dump part of an oil facility it failed to properly maintain on the sea floor to create an "artificial reef", less than two kilometres from the Ningaloo Coast Reef World Heritage Area in Western Australia. Federal government questioned NSW over Warragamba Dam proposal, leaked documents say By national science, technology and environment reporter Michael Slezak.

The federal government has flagged concerns over a NSW government plan to raise the wall of one of Australia's largest dams, questioning how NSW concluded it would not significantly harm the surrounding Blue Mountains World Heritage Area. Experts say there's only one true way out By the Specialist Reporting Team's Nick Sas and national science, technology and environment reporter Michael Slezak.

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