Last Friday 24 March, a team of staff from the EPA, Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service and the Burnie City Council conducted a clean-up at Emu River. (30/3/2023)
As developments and land use progress there may be reasons to change the originally proposed delivery of a project, particularly for complex projects such as those regulated by the Environment Protection Authority. (22/3/2023)
The EPA has engaged KPMG to assist in preparing a business case to ensure our current air quality monitoring service is sustainable and fit for purpose into the future. (28/2/2023)
The EPA has issued a direction to Recycal under section 92(1)(l) of the Environmental Management and Pollution Control Act 1994. (8/2/2023)
The Environment Protection Authority engaged the Water Management and Assessment Branch of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Tasmania to undertake river health monitoring in the Plenty River in September 2020. (25/1/2023)
The Environment Protection Authority welcomes the decision of the Tasmanian Civil and Administrative Tribunal in relation to the regulation of the Rocherlea site of Recycal Pty Ltd. (10/1/2023)
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has concluded its assessment of a proposal by Artec Pty Ltd for the upgrade of its woodchip mill at Bell Bay in George Town Council municipality. (3/1/2023)
The Board of the Environment Protection Authority has concluded its assessment of a proposal by ACEN Robbins Island Pty Ltd for the Robbins Island Renewable Energy Park in the Circular Head municipality. (8/12/2022)
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has concluded its assessment of a proposal East Arm Resources Pty Ltd for Infrastructure upgrade to East Arm Quarry, Hillwood in George Town municipality. (2/12/2022)
EPA staff joined their Tasmanian Government colleagues at the Walk for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. (29/11/2022)
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