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Survey shows most executives back federal climate approach; Councils oppose waste to energy project; Kean directive to NSW EPA
- Most Australian executives back federal climate approach: Deloitte survey
- Councils oppose plan for $220m cogeneration plant at recycled paper mill
- Kean orders EPA to report regularly on NSW emissions progress
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