Tasmanian Times
Knowledge
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947Sandy Bay cycle plan
DETAILED designs for the Sandy Bay walking and cycling project have gone on public display. Some of the proposed treatments could be...
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An abysmal lack responsibility
In July 2008 Premier Bartlett made that historic announcement of a “line in the sand” on government assistance for Gunns’ proposed pulp...
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More climate change indicators that we wish to ignore
In a week dominated by more climate change indicators that we wish to ignore with 1/3 of Pakistan covered by water, and...
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Wood fiber costs fall
Wood fiber costs for the global pulp industry fell in the 2Q/10 after having increased for 18 months, reports the Wood Resource...
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Today: Walk Against Warming …
Walk Against Warming – TODAY WALK WITH THE PEOPLE. NOT THE BIG POLLUTERS. The annual Walk Against Warming will be held in...
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Climate, forests and phone messages
Yesterday, an advert ( HERE ) highlighting the role of native forests in storing carbon was released on Tasmanian television by Our...
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New TV ads: Native Forests are our climate pollution banks
A new TV advert on the crucial role that native forests can play in climate change is now on the air in...
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Why The Secret Forest Treaty Will Fail …
After decades of brutal Federal involvement in the rape of Tasmania’s forests, the Federal Government suddenly relinquishes ‘tree control’, and outsources forest...
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A broadband future in the balance … and the best of the week’s Business Spectator
Business Spectator Editors’ Picks: In this week’s essential reading guide, Kohler describes a broadband future that is in the balance, Gottliebsen prescribes...
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TV advertising targets state and federal governments for ignoring native forest ‘pollution ban
Media release – 13th August, 2010 TV advertising targets state and federal governments for ignoring native forest ‘pollution banks’ New television advertising...
