Tasmanian Times
Environment
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821Although difficult, positive change is possible
Unneeded differences in the environmental movement have been created by the sad misconception that the destruction of wilderness is the only aspect...
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South Esk headwaters clearfalls: All endorsed by PEFC and AFS
A response to Comment 17 on the item, Forestry: Why we hoarded $22m to be spent on cleafell options, beekeepers. Fugitive odours...
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Gullible and derelict in duty to the majority of their electors
Within hours of its publication on Thursday (Examiner, Letters to the Editor, 30th December), I submitted the following reply to Alderman Ivan...
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Forestry Tasmania’s cover-up
Sue Neales was on the right track with her story titled $22m in forest funds sit idle (HERE) The story regarding unspent...
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Sea Shepherd Hunts Down the Whalers … Wikileaks
December 31st, 2010 The Southern Ocean 148 degrees West 63 degrees South The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society fleet has found the Japanese...
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A Trail´s Tale: Message to Hobart
I had the good fortune to run in to Tasmanian Times Editor-at-Large James Dryburgh whilst on holiday in Ecuador recently as he...
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The Flooding of Hobart and Launceston
This is the future of Hobart, not speculative fiction but is based on the ‘known knowns’ of processes that are happening know....
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Bartlett hints at project boom, as McKim moves and shakes
PREMIER David Bartlett has flagged massive investment projects for the state due to be revealed in the first half of 2011. Mr...
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Birth defects in Falluja could be linked to US weapons
BAGHDAD: A study examining the causes of a dramatic rise in birth defects in the Iraqi city of Falluja has for the...
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Eucalypts could be part of the greenhouse solution
PLANTING an area almost the size of Sydney with mallee eucalypts grown specifically to fire electricity generators could provide up to one-tenth...
