Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Pesticide link with fisheries
ALISON BLEANEY TOXIC agricultural chemicals have been detected near a Queensland hatchery plagued by dead and deformed fish and close to homes...
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Declared forests turn out to be paddocks
ADAM MORTON Age NEARLY 40 per cent of old-growth forest earmarked for protection by the State Government since the 2006 election has...
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Chile ups chip exports
HAKAN EKSTROM Chile increased both domestic pulpwood consumption and wood chip exports in 2008, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly. Increased supply of...
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Climate: The Parsons Report
PHILL PARSONS Melissa Fyfe of The Age twitters “Just heard state energy min say people with solar panels shouldn’t profit from them....
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Climate Action Hobart – 13 June 2009
HANNAH AULBY As is becoming increasingly obvious, following the latest floods in Queensland and NSW, climate change threatens the economic, social, and...
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Opening the door to inappropriate coastal development
CASSY O’CONNOR MP Media Release Greens Coastal Policy spokesperson Cassy O’Connor MP called on Premier David Bartlett to support the Resource Planning...
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The new cycle lanes …
SCOTT PLIMPTON There seems to have been virtually no public education so far as to how drivers (and cyclists) should deal safely...
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The usual Fed v. States buckpassing
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Powering our way out of poverty
HARISH HANDE managing director of Selco Solar, India Selco Solar was the 2007 winner of the Outstanding Achievement Award from the Ashden...
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Global warming must stay below 2C or world faces ruin, scientists declare
via JON SUMBY World carbon emissions must start to decline in only six years if humanity is to stand a chance of...
