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Kimba nuke dump works disrespectful and unnecessary
The state’s peak environment body has expressed extreme disappointment at ‘site characterisation works’ commencing this week at Napandee near Kimba on the contested site for the proposed national radioactive waste facility.
Read moreLong-term water options for SA desert need to be sustainable
Statement from the Conservation Council of SA in response to today’s announcement of a State and Federal Government-backed business case for the Northern Water supply project.
Read moreNuclear dump story has a long way to run
The state’s peak environment body has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to reinstate the right for judicial review in their Bill to progress a nuclear waste dump in South Australia.
Read moreFeedback on the Draft Water Security Statement 2021
Conservation SA welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Draft Water Security Statement 2021.
Read moreSubmission to the Belair Precinct Master Plan
Conservation Council SA welcomes the opportunity to make a submission to the Government’s consultation on the Former
Belair National Park Golf Course and Country Club Precinct Master Plan, and the Belair National Park Management Plan – Draft Amendment 2020.
Road user charge for zero and low emission vehicles
The Conservation Council SA welcomes the opportunity to submit to the Government’s consultation on its proposed road user charge for zero and low emission vehicles (ZLEVs).
Read moreInquiry into the Coast Protection Board and Legislation
The Conservation Council SA welcomes the opportunity to submit to the Environment Resources and Development Committee's 'inquiry into the Coast Protection Board and Legislation'.
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