Tasmanian Times
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Environment
Ravages of blind progress …
Richard Butler IT was mid 1985 when I got on a plane and flew to LA and then by bus to Alberqueque...
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Article
Off the rails
Mark
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Environment
Any thoughts?
Clive Stott http://www.cleanairtas.com/ Directors of the FPA http://www.fpa.tas.gov.au/index.php?id=88#215 The directors of the FPA are appointed by the Minister for Infrastructure, Energy and...
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Article
Finns and Russian logs …
Hakan Ekstrom Wood Resources International LLC The forest industry in Finland dramatically reduces its dependence on logs from Russia in 2008, reports...
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Politics
Lurks and perks
Sue Neales Mercury comment But more serious questions about propriety have rightfully been asked about why Police Minister Jim Cox, accompanied by...
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Environment
Parallel universe of insiders
Jane Rankin-Reid SURELY if the Tasmanian public is to be genuinely engaged in the process, it would be healthy to reveal who...
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Environment
An unsophisticated 20th century approach
Nick Clark Mercury THE era in which regeneration burns were acceptable was drawing to a close, a Tasmanian scientist says. University of...
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Environment
Yet another toxic algal bloom in Launcesston’s drinking water
Kim Booth THE Tasmanian Greens today accused the Bartlett Government of turning a blind eye to the excessive use of insecticides on...
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Environment
Peter Boyer is right
Dr Frank Nicklason PETER BOYER is spot on in calling for decisions relating to our responses to global climate change to be...
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History
ANZAC Day – Uniting or Dividing the Nation?
Kim Peart Brisbane ARE conscientious objectors welcome at ANZAC Day events? During the Vietnam War conscription was introduced to press young men...
