Tasmanian Times
Environment
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652Tasmania Leads the Way on International Day of Climate Action
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Tasmania Leads the Way on International Day of Climate Action
The creation of a collage of plants alongside the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens floral clock is just one of thousands of actions...
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CALL TO PROTECT THE WORLD’S FORESTS TO HELP US REACH 350ppm AND PREVENT DANGEROUS CLIMATE CHAN
As part of global 350 events calling for climate action, The Wilderness Society unfurled a large banner in a logging coupe in...
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Launceston demands government commit to 350
The Launceston community will converge today on the Regatta Lawns at Royal Park to plant hundreds of paper origami windmills in the...
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Ralphs Bay rejection threatens Tasmania’s reputation
Another techno glitch prevented comments being allowed. Go mad now! Tasmania’s peak business group is warning the state’s reputation could suffer after...
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Cap in hand to Canberra, for silica, pulp?
PREMIER David Bartlett used the National Press Club in Canberra yesterday as the forum to announce stage two of the National Broadband...
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Ralphs Bay rejection threatens Tasmania’s reputation
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Sent to Members of Tasmania’s House of Assembly last night
I have summarised some of the main facts about the triazine herbicides. Most of the information is on atrazine with the biological...
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The Beaconsfield Cacerolazo
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Farm carbon offers ‘unparalled economic opportunity’
Agricultural land could be the focus of an “economic opportunity of unparalleled scale”, according to the Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists, which...
