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Toxic chemicals found in consumer products are increasingly found in childrens bodies.
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Oil giant BP informs Greenpeace it has no interest in "further purchases" of shale oil from the Stuart Oil Shale Project.
In the lead-up to the Federal election, the ALP agrees to ratify the Kyoto Protocol if it wins government.
Suncor, the Canadian joint venture partner, pulls out of the Stuart Oil Shale Project and sells its interest to the Australian partners, Southern Pacific Petroleum/Central Pacific Minerals (SPP/CPM).
Australian health authorities begin to examine the health risks of PVC plastic, used to make children's toys.
In the lead-up to the Federal election, the ALP agrees to ratify the Kyoto Protocol if it wins government.
Suncor, the Canadian joint venture partner, pulls out of the Stuart Oil Shale Project and sells its interest to the Australian partners, Southern Pacific Petroleum/Central Pacific Minerals (SPP/CPM).
Australian health authorities begin to examine the health risks of PVC plastic, used to make children's toys.
