Tasmanian Times
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COPENHAGEN: What Nicholas Stern says
KERRY O’BRIEN One of the most influential voices in the international debate putting the environmental issues into an economic context has been...
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A million reasons to act
MERCURY Editorial, May 28 WHEN a million birds mysteriously vanish without trace in one almighty episode, it is time to sound the...
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Mother’s Day in the Florentine
GARRY STANNUS Download a picture essay: Ed_Hill_florentine.doc
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Pesticide link with fisheries
ALISON BLEANEY TOXIC agricultural chemicals have been detected near a Queensland hatchery plagued by dead and deformed fish and close to homes...
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Declared forests turn out to be paddocks
ADAM MORTON Age NEARLY 40 per cent of old-growth forest earmarked for protection by the State Government since the 2006 election has...
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Chile ups chip exports
HAKAN EKSTROM Chile increased both domestic pulpwood consumption and wood chip exports in 2008, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly. Increased supply of...
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Climate: The Parsons Report
PHILL PARSONS Melissa Fyfe of The Age twitters “Just heard state energy min say people with solar panels shouldn’t profit from them....
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Bartlett’s Promise in Tatters
LYNN JARVIS “This course guide, like most of David Bartlett’s recent efforts in regard to Adult Education, including his rushed 60th birthday...
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Climate Action Hobart – 13 June 2009
HANNAH AULBY As is becoming increasingly obvious, following the latest floods in Queensland and NSW, climate change threatens the economic, social, and...
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Opening the door to inappropriate coastal development
CASSY O’CONNOR MP Media Release Greens Coastal Policy spokesperson Cassy O’Connor MP called on Premier David Bartlett to support the Resource Planning...
