Tasmanian Times
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Banned pesticides found in Hobart water
Australian PESTICIDES, some linked by studies to damaging effects on human cells and cancers in animals, have been found in Hobart’s drinking...
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The Ad … running today in Europe
Read more, Comment here What Gunns says: 28 April 2009 Anti-Mill Campaigners Stop Jobs Gunns is concerned that anti-jobs campaigners are attempting...
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Crime Scene … and hampers
Climate Crime Scene Investigation Unit Officers from the Climate Crime Scene Investigation unit (CCSI) will be conducting raids on major climate crime...
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The 2009 GHD Tamar Silt Report
Geoff Smedley Launceston’s dark times appear to continue as the serious flaws in administration are revealed in the usual mild way through...
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Rule out native forest supply …
Paul oosting Gunns is making misleading claims about the wood supply for the pulp mill, said Paul Oosting, pulp mill campaigner for...
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Another reminder of what’s at stake in Tasmania’s fox hunt
Tony Peacock The Tasmanian Government has released some further information today on fox scat samples collected in the State. They serve as...
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Rats are fat after long-term exposure to lower levels of atrazine
Dr Alison Bleaney A new study with rats shows that long-term exposure to the common agricultural pesticide atrazine causes weight gain in...
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What will we tell the next generation?
Martin Flanagan Age LAST month, the chief scientific adviser to the British Government, Professor John Beddington, predicted a global catastrophe by 2030...
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Food bowl on brink of $5bn catastrophe
Nigel Austin AdelaideNow THE nation’s key food bowl, the Murray Darling Basin, is on the verge of economic collapse as the value...
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World’s major banks rule out financing pulp mill
Paul Oosting Advert to run international in Financial Times warning remaining banks In a major development of the pulp mill campaign The...
