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Commissioner targets key environmental challenges for Victoria over the coming decade

Victoria’s energy transition and the decarbonisation of Victoria by 2050

Commissioner recommends appointment of a Chief Biodiversity Scientist

Women leading reforms in the environmental sector

The Centre for Policy Development's New Paper on Climate Risk

Happy International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2019

Holistic Marine Spatial Planning for Victoria’s Marine Waters

Meet Victoria's Commissioner for Environmental Sustainability, Dr Gillian Sparkes

From little things, big things grow!

Keep on Delivering

Talking Waste in Ipswich

Great Ocean Road Action Plan

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