Tasmanian Times
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WHALES SIGHTED AT GUNNS’ PROPOSED PULP MILL OUTFALL
What Effect will a 64,000 Tonne Dose of Effluent Have? www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today welcomed the sighting of a pod of...
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BARTLETT GOVT LIVING IN THE PAST
Forest Stewardship Council Certification Will Take Timber Industry Out Of Commodity Trap www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today slammed the Bartlett Labor government...
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Forestry Tasmania’s Own Data Shows They Are Not ‘Carbon Neutral’
There is no doubt Forestry Tasmania store a lot of carbon on behalf of the people of Tasmania. They also harvest, sell...
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Toxic Contaminants: The Other Scourge
SYDNEY, Nov 2 (IPS) – As the world focuses on the impact of climate change, little attention is being paid to yet...
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762Smoked out
Bev Ernst mentioned environmental smoke in the Tamar valley on Saturday 7.11.09: HERE Here are photos taken on the 7th and 8th,...
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The Joker’s Reply
The ‘Joker on TT’ (JOT) article ( HERE ) opens the question as to who the Joker(s) really might be. One entry...
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Crusty’s Corner … being the occasional ravings of an elderly gent
I AM grateful to those of you who commented on my first effort, or as more likely, the second shorter piece from...
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The Ex sticks to its guns
I notice the Examiner’s article about the pulp mill extension (5th November) quotes TWS and Pulp the Mill, but not TAP. Seems...
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Climate deal ‘unlikely’ this year
THE UK government says it is highly unlikely that a new legally binding climate treaty can be agreed this year – and...
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Reports from the end of the Stupidocene 2nd November 2009 [5 weeks to Copenhagen]
WELL, Ralphs Bay has been temporarily rejected by the RPDC partly on the grounds that future maintenance costs are an unknown given...
