SUBMISSIONS

Submission to Greater Melbourne Urban Water & System Strategy: Water for Life

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 14 July 2022

 

Comment on the Water is Life – Traditional Owner Access to Water Roadmap

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water –

Submission to the Inquiry into the Closure of the Hazelwood and Yallourn Power Stations by the Legislative Council Economy and Infrastructure Committee

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 17 December 2021

 

Submission to Central and Gippsland Sustainable Water Strategy draft

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – December 2021

 

Sustainable Strategy for Water – Response to the discussion draft of the Central and Gippsland Sustainable Water Strategy (first iteration)

Prepared by Concerned Waterways Alliance – December 2021

Submission to the Joint Standing Committe on Treaties in response to the Inquiry into the Minamata Convention on Mercury

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 19 July 2021

 

Addendum to Central and Gippsland Region Sustainable Water Strategy

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 22 May 2021

 

Submission into the review on the use of Recycled Water – Victorian Guideline for Water Recycling

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 26 November 2020

 

Submission to the EPA into the Review of the EPA’s Recycled Water Guidance (The PFAS & Microplastics Dilemma)

Prepared by Friends of the Earth Australia – 21 November 2020

 

Submission to the Productivity Commision in response to the National Water Reform 2020 Inquiry

Prepared by Friends of Latrobe Water – 26 August 2020

 

Latrobe Valley Draft Preliminary Land Use Vision

Prepared by Environmental Justice Australia – 8 November 2019

 

 

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By Environmental Justice Australia

Every day, our elected representatives and public servants are working on major projects and making big decisions which affect everyone’s lives.

When decision makers conduct inquiries or propose new rules, projects or policies that could impact on people and places, the community is often invited to have their say.

This is a precious part of our democracy. It gives everyone the chance to engage in the policies which affect our communities and environment.

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