Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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718Pulp mill site cleared and awaits finance: `We are as ready as we can be to start building’
GUNNS’ Bell Bay pulp mill site is cleared and ready for earthworks to start, says the company’s corporate relations and sustainability manager...
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The last Tassie Tiger
Hi all, two interesting articles worth reading … 1) Seems the last tassie tiger was not seen in the thirties but much...
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Beware of Academics Bearing Arithmetic (Round 2)
I note the response of Graeme Wells to my article, and appreciate his various acknowledgements ( Gifts and Arithmetic, HERE ). When...
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What debate, Mr Gilmore?
I appreciate the fact that an editor has the final say as to what is printed and what is not, but let...
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Dr Amos, It’s just plain nonsense
Banks, shareholders and grower/investors have all been traumatised by their recent dealings with forest companies and they’re all reconsidering their position. The...
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The Power of Jarvis …
Perhaps at some stage you could point out Jarvis’ leaked forest policy has made its way to the Fin Review, and hence...
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An abysmal lack responsibility
In July 2008 Premier Bartlett made that historic announcement of a “line in the sand” on government assistance for Gunns’ proposed pulp...
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Wood fiber costs fall
Wood fiber costs for the global pulp industry fell in the 2Q/10 after having increased for 18 months, reports the Wood Resource...
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Climate, forests and phone messages
Yesterday, an advert ( HERE ) highlighting the role of native forests in storing carbon was released on Tasmanian television by Our...
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New TV ads: Native Forests are our climate pollution banks
A new TV advert on the crucial role that native forests can play in climate change is now on the air in...
