Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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892Impacts of the Gunns pulp mill. Scottsdale, a way forward. Hope, say groups. Train wreck, fears W-W
How Gunns’ planned pulp mill is already displacing opportunities for community and regional growth TAP supports promotion of Talent, Innovation, Diversity and...
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China demand pushes log/woodchip imports to records
China’s hunger for wood raw-material pushes timber prices upward, increasing the importation of logs and wood chips to record levels in 2010,...
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Forests: Peace in our time?
Environment Tasmania, the Conservation Council, The Wilderness Society, Australian Conservation Foundation. Forests Breakthrough: Environment Groups and Forestry Sector Sign Agreement A major...
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Insolvency, disclosure and FT. Ruth Forrest’s forensic eye
If there are times when Forestry Tasmania’s appears secretive, maybe it’s because it doesn’t always know what’s happening. It was unaware of...
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More dates than Casanova
The Gunns Pulp Mill ASX Notification Merry Go Round. Gunns ASX Notifications On A Pulp Mill Joint Venture Partner and Finance. The...
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What a scientist didn’t tell the New York Times about his study on bee deaths
“In 1999, France banned Imidacloprid after the death of a third of its honeybees. A subsequent report prepared for the French agricultural...
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Native-forest felling split
THE logging industry is split over the clear-felling of native forest. Australia’s biggest logging company says the future lies in plantations, while...
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Mill back on agenda. Union backs industry deal. TAP: How much lost? Gunns admits flaws
GUNNS will consider modifying its proposed Tamar Valley pulp mill to try to win over locals opposed to the $2.3 billion project....
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Florentine Forest Information Day, Sunday November 7
Download details: Information-day-v4a.pdf http://facesoftheflorentine.com/2009/08/16/13/ http://florentine.org.au/ FLORENTINE FOREST Information day SUNDAY 7th NOVEMBER Meet 11am at Timbs Track ,21km west of Maydena on...
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Stalled FPA review delays move to improve forest practices code
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Forest Practices Authority (FPA) to recommence its review in relation to chemical usage, after revelations...
