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Smoke, odours, leaks and other pollution incidents into our air, waterways or land can harm the environment and people's health. Help us prevent or limit harmful pollution by reporting incidents straight away.
If you see a major pollution incident that is an immediate threat to human health or property, such as toxic fumes or a large chemical spill, call 000 to report it immediately.
In some instances, you need to report the pollution incident directly to the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), the NSW Ministry of Health or SafeWork NSW.
Check the tab above to see what pollution incidents you can report to us. For all other pollution not listed on this page, refer to the Environment Protection Authority website.
We want to know what happened, where it happened, when it happened, who did it and we love photos as evidence too.
For major water pollution issues, call us on 6581 8111 immediately.
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You can report the following air pollution incidents to us:
You can report the following water pollution incidents to us:
Please note: fish kills and algal blooms are reported to the EPA.
You can report the following land pollution incidents to us:
To understand more about reporting pollution, visit the Environment Protection Authority's website.
Contact the EPA Environment Line at any time. By phone: 131 555 (24/7 hotline) By email: info@epa.nsw.gov.au
The Environment Line handles general inquiries about environmental issues and takes reports of pollution for which the EPA is responsible for.
Any person or company, engaged in an activity that results in a pollution incident occurring, has a duty to report the incident either to the EPA or to their local council. Failure to do so is an offence and carries a fine.