Tasmanian Times
Environment
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A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
If you think preventing climate change is politically difficult, look at the political problems of adapting to it… George Monbiot. Published in...
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Saving the Bay
Save Ralphs Bay Save Ralphs Bay’s recent newsletter draws the attention of the public to concerns over the Walker Corporation’s Draft Integrated...
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A global ‘national security’ issue lurks at Bangladesh’s border
Lisa Friedman ClimateWire Published: March 23, 2009 BHOMRA, Bangladesh — A high, heavily reinforced barbed wire fence cuts a jagged line through...
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What the Obamas eat …
Huffington Post 1.Will Obama’s Food Safety Team Finally Regulate the Biggest Food Safety Hazard of Our Time 2.The Obamas Turn the White...
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What you can do …
via phill Parsons A practically orientated set of community actions by people who take the climate issue seriously By Audrey Schulman on...
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Ralphs Bay Canal Estate Could Set Dangerous Precedents
Dr Jane Elek MR Tasmanian Marine Association Inc. Naturalists “A CANAL estate at Lauderdale would set a dangerous precedent for Tasmania”, says...
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Woodchips …
ABC Online: Domino effect expected from static woodchip price
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Remove Minister for Threatening Species
Cassy O’Connor MP Greens Environment Spokesperson MINISTER Llewellyn Cannot Protect Threatened Species While Also Representing Forestry. Premier must act to preserve prime...
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Forensic Scatology (2) – a reply to Dr Tony Peacock (CEO, Invasive Animal CRC)
Dr David Obendorf I AM compelled to defend the article published on Tasmanian Times on Monday 23 March: Forensic Scatology – collect...
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818Low impact selective logging …
Rob Blakers Recent examples of the low impact selective logging that prevails in Tasmania. (1) Read more, comment here More images… Styx...
