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Everything You Need To Know About Australian Pollution Laws

The Clean Environment Protection Act 1994 (CLEPA) is the primary piece of legislation governing environmental protection in Australia.

The Clean Environment Protection Act 1994

The Water Quality Guidelines 2005 set maximum concentrations of various pollutants in its water bodies, including heavy metals, pesticides, and pathogens.

Water Quality Standards

Waste management is another area where Australian law plays a significant role. The act regulates the disposal of waste and the recycling of waste in accordance with the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999.

Waste Management

Air quality standards are important for environmental protection and are managed through the National Air Quality Strategy in Australia. This strategy sets air quality standards based on the health impacts of different pollutants.

Air Quality Standards

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