Tasmanian Times
Environment
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7422007 Retrospective: The wood supply doubts
Having observed the pulp mill debate in the media and watched it approach its climax this week I am concerned that a...
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The test-tube trees
Paper manufacturers and environmentalists seem to be reliving Robert Frost’s age-old dilemma caused by two roads diverging in the woods. Proponents of...
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Science must end climate confusion
Climate scientists need to take more responsibility about how their work is presented to the public, suggests the Met Office’s Richard Betts....
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Christmas present for beekeepers
Since the last press release we have been involved in negotiations between the Tasmanian Beekeepers Association and Forestry Tasmania, for the creation...
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Rosebery: Problem? What problem?
Tasmania’s Department of Health has defended a decision not to test animals for heavy metal poisoning in the west coast town of...
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Perversion, lust and greed … and hope
Sleep is something that I don’t do enough of, but I still manage to function reasonably well, though some would disagree. I...
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Labor connives with green alliance to control indigenous growth
NEXT time you bump into a koala conservationist begging for money in the street, ask what it thinks of Noel Pearson and...
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Warwick Raverty and the pulp mill
Warwick Raverty has reconsidered the TCF/ECF effluent pollution equivalence section of his media release today and based on now no longer having...
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It is a bloody conspiracy. Private Carbon Reserves. Ikea Tasmania …
#5. ‘Why do you keep looking for the complicated conspiracy explanation when the simple one is so bloody obvious?’ The timber industry...
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NZ Plan to end Southern Ocean whaling
Prime Minister John Key has revealed he has a hopeful diplomatic solution that may end Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean. He...
