New laws curb plastic bags and protect trees
New tree protection laws, a ban on heavyweight and boutique plastic bags and reforms for the hospitality sector to improve the night-time economy will take effect in the ACT from January 1.
New tree protection laws, a ban on heavyweight and boutique plastic bags and reforms for the hospitality sector to improve the night-time economy will take effect in the ACT from January 1.
"Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN tracks the tale of unloved trees felled and unloved new trees planted in Downer.
"Despite all the rhetoric, the ACT Greens are not yet addressing the realities of the climate crisis. The tree canopy will most likely stay around 20 per cent at best for years to come," says "Canberra Matters" columnist PAUL COSTIGAN.
THE ACT government will spend $14 million on planting 54,000 trees by 2024.
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