Tasmanian Times
Environment
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941The Tasmanian Fox Farrago*
The most troubling aspect of Tasmania’s war on foxes has been its exposure of how publicly-funded science is done in the island...
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All the available evidence indicates there is no public health issue
I write regarding an article posted on your website regarding the testing of water at Grindelwald (Original article, HERE). When concerns and...
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Top Reads!
Confirming suspicions about the aftermath of BP oil spill? http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/features/2010/12/20101230105158700342.html ********************* Chemical cocktail anyone . . . ? http://news.discovery.com/earth/a-love-hate-relationship-with-chlorine.html ********************* The price...
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The state of democracy
In a recent article1, Sue Neales weighs the performance of the Tasmanian Government in the balance, using the metric of Abraham Lincoln’s...
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Water: Dr Pickin needs now to release her reasons …
When the Health Department was notified (as per the law) by a NATA certified lab that a Ben Lomond Water drinking water...
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Gunns: The Rainforest Alliance valuations …
Dear Stakeholders, The Rainforest Alliance conducted two separate and distinct evaluations of Gunns Limited in July 2010 using Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)...
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Communities and tree monocultures
These are FSC certified monoculture plantations and the issues, including those of workforce occupational health and safety, are very similar to those...
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Report from 2050: Too Many Mouths to Feed
JANUARY 3, 2050 (New York) — Over forty years ago, in a 2009 interview with 13.7 Billion Years, executive director of the...
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To Bee Or Not To Be?
Bees – upon which the entire human food chain rests – are suffering a sharp decline. As The Guardian: Bees in freefall...
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What action on sewage contamination for Rosebery residents?
Some Rosebery residents are wondering how much information they are being denied by the Cradle Coast Water Authority, West Coast Council, MMG...
