Why it matters
Streamline acid sulfate soil reuse
The NSW EPA has developed a draft general Resource Recovery Order and Exemption to provide a clear, consistent guide that supports the safe and beneficial reuse of acid sulfate soil across NSW. This aims to streamline approvals, protect the environment, and respond to increasing reuse demand.
Safe and beneficial reuse of acid sulfate soil
We are seeking feedback on the Draft Acid Sulfate Soil Resource Recovery Order and Exemption. Have a read and tell us what you think.
We are consulting with the community and stakeholders before finalising the general Resource Recovery Order and Exemption. Your views on the conditions proposed in the Order and Exemption are highly valued and will guide the finalisation and implementation of the Order and Exemption.
We want to get your feedback on:
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Requirements for generators and suppliers
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Sampling, testing, and lab methods
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Any other matters related to the draft
Have your say
Public consultation on the draft Acid Sulfate Soil Resource Recovery Order and Exemption is now closed.
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