Tasmanian Times
Economy
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772Dr Drielsma and biomass
Dr Hans Drielsma (Mercury Letters, January 22), when referring to the sourcing of wood for biomass energy, indicates that this timber would...
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A policy plank Ferguson needs to walk
ENERGY efficiency could prevent 20% of Australia’s emissions at no net cost to the economy. Jane Castles wonders what on Earth we...
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Warming, cooling
Here is a difficulty for those who believe that plantations are a simple way to address Carbon pollution. With much of Australia...
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Yes Mr Gay: Call for inquiry
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BARTLETT GOVERNMENT’S SECRET $239,000 GIFT TO GUNNS
Was it Deceit, or is it Corruption? Greens Call for Parliamentary Inquiry to Uncover the Truth www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today announced...
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Sea Shepherd Announces Mediterranean Campaign for the Bluefin Tuna
The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society will not be getting much rest after the Japanese whaling season is ended following Operation Waltzing Matilda....
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Libs seek briefing on Tamar River silt report
The Launceston City Council’s decision to hand over responsibility for the Tamar River to the State Government is not surprising. The Tasmanian...
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The currency quarrel with China is a dangerous distraction
IN AN article in the Washington Post last November entitled ‘The currency quarrel’ [1] there were a number of assertions made about...
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The resignation of the RBF CEO
From the Saturday Mercury, page 18: RBF loses wealth of experience THE man who oversaw the retirement incomes of thousands of Tasmanians...
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How extensive is the woodchip pile probe?
CHRIS Pippos in his article (The Advocate, 13 January) about the current investigation of the Burnie woodchip piles quotes Director of Public...
