Tasmanian Times
Environment
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867Do not forgive them for they know precisely what they do. Them. Or us.
Neil Smith Leunig’s example ( Do not forgive … ) was not the blackened clearfell but the jet airliner flying above the...
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TMAG development frustration
MJ Latham IT continues to frustrate. The Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery, as part of a $30mill project, are preparing under their...
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The profound contempt of the Lennon government
Peter Henning Sovereign Risk versus Section 11 of the Pulp Mill Assessment Act That contempt was nowhere more apparent than in Section...
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Why?
Alex Wadsley Why did the Treasurer sign this document four months ago when financial close was not imminent? Usually tripartite documents are...
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End the forest wars
David Bowman, Peter Kanowski and Rod Keenan The Australian May 07, 2008 THE bushfire smoke that blanketed the sky above Hobart late...
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Targetted!
Vica Bayley Wilderness Society MR This sovereign risk deal is further proof that the pulp mill will be heavily dependent on the...
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Ostriches in the silt
Kim Booth MR “It is scandalous that Lennon Labor are more focused on ensuring that Lake Trevallyn is kept topped up as...
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Yet another mates’ deal … the worst?
Peg Putt MR “This is a diabolical admission from the Lennon government that they have collaborated with Gunns and Forestry Tasmania to...
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Climate calls for massive shift in forestry operations
Peter Boyer Tasmania will have a legislated 2050 emissions target that’s 60 per cent below 1990 levels. At present, our electricity consumption,...
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Mill: the $108 million loss for the Tamar Valley
Love This Valley This bloody circus of a Pulp Mill is already and will continue to cause for at least another six...
