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Case for an Oceans Act
One-Stop-Chop
Marine biodiversity: Beyond national jurisdiction
Licence to kill: Commonwealth environmental approval for Adani’s Carmichael coal mine project
Planning for climate change
Merits Review in Planning in NSW
discussion paper: Assessment of the adequacy of threatened species & planning laws
Coal and gas mining in Australia: Opportunities for national law reform
Mining Law in New South Wales Discussion Paper (June 2011)
Ticking the Box: Flaws in the Environmental Assessment of Coal Seam Gas Exploration Activities
The case for regulating carbon dioxide emissions using the load-based licensing scheme - Discussion paper
ANEDO Report - Protect the laws that protect the places you love: An assessment of the adequacy of threatened species & planning laws in all jurisdictions of Australia
Climate change and the legal framework for biodiversity protection in Australia: a legal and scientific analysis
Climate change and the legal framework for biodiversity protection in NSW: a legal and scientific analysis
Protection of Human Rights and Environmental Rights in Australia
Clearing the Air: Opportunities for improved regulation of pollution in New South Wales
Capacity building for environmental law in the South Pacific
If a Tree Falls: Compliance failures in the public forests of New South Wales
Model Climate Law Project - Discussion paper
Our Environment, Our Communities - Integrating environmental outcomes and community engagement in the NSW planning system
Reconnecting the Community with the Planning System - Report
Reforming New South Wales’ Laws for the Protection of Aboriginal Cultural Heritage
Global Climate Change and the Great Barrier Reef: Australia's obligations under the World Heritage Convention
State of Planning in NSW

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