Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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Forget the lights … shut down the friggin’ computer
Martin Mittelstaedt Saturday’s Globe and Mail, March 28, 2009 What’s eating one per cent of the world’s electricity? AS people turn off...
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A global ‘national security’ issue lurks at Bangladesh’s border
Lisa Friedman ClimateWire, March 23, 2009 BHOMRA, Bangladesh — A high, heavily reinforced barbed wire fence cuts a jagged line through an...
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The disgusting river
The Stuffed Owl, Launceston. THE is an undeniable truth in regard to questioning the current melee surrounding the disgusting state of the...
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Woodchip industry proven unviable again
Kim Booth MP Greens Forest Spokesperson Industry Admits Poor Pulp & Woodchip Prices THE Tasmanian Greens today (Saturday) accused the Bartlett Government...
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Smart economy?
Isobelle Hydro Tasmania plan to sell the pulp mill up to 40 billion liters of water per year for $24.00 per million...
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Before the G20 meets …
We, the People THE global economic crisis is worsening, leaders are meeting at the G20 London Summit to decide what to do...
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Woodchips with everything
George Monbiot Whenever you hear the word miracle, you know there’s trouble just around the corner. But however many times they lead...
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A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
If you think preventing climate change is politically difficult, look at the political problems of adapting to it… George Monbiot. Published in...
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America Is in Need of a Moral Bailout
Chris Hedges We live in an age of moral nihilism. We have trashed our universities, turning them into vocational factories that produce...
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Saving the Bay
Save Ralphs Bay Save Ralphs Bay’s recent newsletter draws the attention of the public to concerns over the Walker Corporation’s Draft Integrated...
