Tasmanian Times
Environment
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741Sustainable Events Guidelines to Curb Plastic Pollution
Hobart Greens Alderman Bill Harvey will move at Tuesday night’s council meeting for a report calling for the development of a sustainable...
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Log group ‘buys’ mill
HOPES of turning the Triabunna woodchip mill into a tourism hub look to have been thwarted following reports last night that the...
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The buck stops here
Back again – an apologetic introduction. According to our wise editor, there is no need for me to make excuses for a...
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Dear Greens Members of Parliament
Context: Here is the text of an email sent to the Greens members of parliament on 27 May. The answers received from...
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Triabunna: This is a matter for all Tasmanians
Triabunna Mill This is not just a matter between Gunns and a potential buyer. It is a matter for all Tasmanians. Triabunna...
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Who Shot the Earth?
Who would put a bullet through the head of Mother Nature? Who would kill the Earth? What could such a crime be...
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Visit Bob’s blog
The Granite Shore While Tasmania may look tiny compared to the big island of Australia, be prepared to be surprised by its...
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Should we be worried about this open cut nickel mine and processing plant?
Should we be worried about this open cut nickel mine and processing plant planned for the Tamar Valley? According to the Proto...
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Spiteful Opposition blamed for attacks on Australia’s climate change scientists
Having campaigned on climate change issues for more than two decades, the Australian Democrats are condemning the actions of those who have...
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Federal government grappling with plant disease
By Bel Tromp Wednesday, 08/06/2011 It might not ring alarm bells with most Australians, but the plant disease “myrtle rust” is causing...
