Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Pulping the forests
Geoff Law, Press Release The draft IIS indicates that, over the course of 25 years, the mill will consume over 32 million...
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Ralphs Bay and the greed-fuelled steamroller
Cassy O’Connor It’s about a coastline unparalleled in its beauty, and a political/corporate steamroller navigated by empty pragmatists and fuelled by greed....
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903A coastline under threat
Mark The West Kimberley coast is deserving of World Heritage listing for its unique and pristine nature. Imagine a coastline that appears...
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My issue with the pulp mill, project of state significance
John Day How will the RPDC handle this? The time frame for residents to review and forward a submission has to be...
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Gee, thanks Lang, mate
James Boyce While the Corporation seems to have avoided the predictable fall out that would have resulted from a sizeable donation to...
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Rot at the core of the Apple Isle
The Australian, Editorial ALONG with pinot noir, goat’s cheese and timber, Tasmania is rapidly gaining a reputation for growing dills. First it...
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Climate change threat to Tasmania
The full release Climate change is already affecting Tasmania’s environment and economy, and all sectors of the state need to focus urgently...
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Logging destroys wedge-tail eagle nest
MEDIA RELEASE 7th July 2006 EAGLE’S NEST DESTRUCTION AN INDICTMENT ON THE SYSTEM Yesterday’s late afternoon announcement by Forestry Tasmania that an...
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The truth about the Devil Disease
David Obendorf “That is the likely scenario — that there isn’t ‘a’ chemical to blame, it’s more likely a group of chemicals,...
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How the Green Left is hijacking the environmental debate
SURPRISINGLY, the Australian Greens senators in the Australian Parliament spend most of their time on non-environmental issues. Since the start of 2006...
