Tasmanian Times
Environment
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BARTLETT DUCKS FOREST ISSUE AND GIVES POLICE A HEADACHE
The Tasmanian Greens today said that the decision to drop charges against four Florentine protesters is the direct result of a leadership...
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MORE FLORENTINE CHARGES DROPPED
Police question credibility of FT staff Charges of assault and public nuisance against forest protestors in the Upper Florentine have been dropped...
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1.1KAnthem for Beaconsfield
ONCE, churches mattered.Once religious motivation inspired powerful social reformation. Not in Tasmania, anymore. It is too much a privatised remnant obsessed with...
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Silica … carcinogenic to humans
With discussion about a possible silica mine in Tasmania it might be worth noting that the International Agency for Research on Cancer...
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MORE FLORENTINE PROTEST CHARGES TO BE DROPPED
Accusations of assaulting Forestry Tasmania staff unfounded Tasmania police are today dropping assault and public nuisance charges against four conservationists, arrested in...
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Where’s the substance behind the window-dressing?
Too many top-level Tasmanian public servants are treating climate concerns as expendable by complacent superiors who see no benefit to their careers...
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Climate change threatens food supplies
The head of Australia’s national science organisation says climate change poses extraordinary challenges to global food production in the future. CSIRO chief...
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The Parsons Climate Report: Danger, Climate Destruction Ahead, Reduce CO2 Emissions Now
Current Total Greenhouse Gas Emissions Pledges Leave Climate Targets In The Red: HereGlobal emissions will not meet previously recognized targets to avoid...
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Triazine petition
Today an electronic petition (e-petition) has been lifted onto the Tasmanian Parliament website, presented by Dr. Alison Bleaney (spokesperson for Break O’Day...
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NORTH WEST SMELTER TO USE NATIVE FOREST
Government Secrecy Risks Community Division The Tasmanian Greens today said that the Treasurer’s refusal for the second day in a row to...
