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Global lumber: Upin China, down in Japan
Global softwood lumber markets were mixed in the 3Q/09 – up in China and Northern Africa, while still slow in the US...
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One in seven …
According to the Asthma Foundation one in seven Tasmanian children are diagnosed with asthma, whereas the national average is one in nine....
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Epigenetics research takes aim at cancer, Alzheimer’s, autism, other illnesses
Research on mice might have meaning for many human illnessesTwo mice. One weighs 20 grams and has brown fur. The other is...
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GREENS PLEDGE SUPPORT FOR TEACHER AIDES AND SUPPORT STAFF
Address Unpaid Stand Down Requirements www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today marked the end of the school year by releasing their election policy...
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TARKINE ROAD TO BE ASSESSED UNDER FEDERAL ENVIRONMENT LAWS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today said that it was inevitable that the Federal Environment Minister, Peter Garrett, had determined that David Bartlett’s...
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Violent warning to logging opposition
See any similarities??? PRESS/SOCIAL MEDIA RELEASE PAPUA NEW GUINEA RAINFOREST: Madang Police Issue Violent Warning to Logging Opposition With logging stopped by...
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Analysis: The Audacity of Nope
By the time Barack Obama arrived in Copenhagen, expectations for a binding or significant agreement were tracking on the downside of hope....
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Barnaby Joyce’s Pet Climate Scientist Destroyed by British Journalist
Obviously, everybody who doesn’t believe their own eyes when they look at the world outside their window will continue to believe that...
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Deal reached at Copenhagen
Key states have reached what they call a “meaningful agreement” at the Copenhagen climate summit. A US government official said the deal...
