Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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759Plantation reprise (Part 2)
In my previous piece about plantations I described how the pulp & paper (P & P) industry relied on low inputs prices...
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The Truth About Plantations
Globally the P & P (Pulp & Paper) industry has a history of creating social upheaval, engaging in corrupt activities and subverting...
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Our best opportunity to protect Australia’s native forests
Dear Friend, There has never been a better opportunity to protect Australia’s remaining native forests. The growth of overseas and Australian timber...
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Gunns reveals pulp mill partners
Tasmanian timber company Gunns has revealed it has three potential partners for Southern Star Corporation, the company established to build and operate...
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Blue gum properties hit the block
THE receivers of collapsed agricultural projects group Great Southern will sell the entire Great Southern blue gum forestry estate. Receivers McGrathNicol said...
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Tourist drive paves further pain for devils
Scientists are warning the last disease-free population of Tasmanian devils could end up as road kill because of a revamped plan to...
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No to forest furnace power stations
Please find pasted below an urgent message regarding the inclusion of wood waste in the list of renewable energy sources under the...
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The true story of the fall of Gray, Gay and Gunns
Businessman Geoffrey Cousins joins Lateline to discuss his involvement in the lobbying against the timber company Gunns, its former chairman John Gay...
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Premier Bartlett continues to ignore community representation
On Wednesday the 3nd of June, 2010 10:21am ABC News reporter Damien Larkin in a report titled “Bartlett yet to set round...
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Pulp mill has no social licence. Petition against Forestry burns
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier David Bartlett to accept that Gunns’ proposal for a Tamar Valley pulp mill has no...
