Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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841Clean Water and sustainable land usage
Many people, including some in the Our Common Ground movement, appear as seeing the issue of ending clear-felling of old growth forests...
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Acid on Bartlett
The Tasmanian Greens today called on Premier David Bartlett to rule out any further Tasmanian Government subsidisation of Gunns’ proposed pulp mill....
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Norske Skog in the spotlight
Public Briefing Paper for Forest Management Certification Pre-assessment of Norske Skog in Tasmania, Australia, June 1, 2010 Introduction – The SmartWood Program...
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Round Table: Fears of another generation of polarisation and opposition
TAP Into A Better Tasmania welcomes Mr. Gay’s retirement as an opportunity to replace an outdated modus operandi with a more enlightened...
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Who is Timo Piilonen?
Gunns has hired Finnish national Timo Piilonen as Pulp Mill Director Southern Star Corporation to deliver the Bell Bay Mill. And while...
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Improving human wellbeing …
Improving Human Wellbeing and Ecosystem Health on BC’s Coast: The Challenge Posed by Historic Resource Extraction Download: GBR_Journal_Bioeconomics_2007.pdfvia Frank Strie. Picture: Rob...
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UN urges global move to meat and dairy-free diet
A global shift towards a vegan diet is vital to save the world from hunger, fuel poverty and the worst impacts of...
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Pondering the deeper issues of aerial spraying
As I enjoy an early morning cuppa, from my newly acquired Forestry Tasmania mug and ponder whether it will be collectors item...
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World Environment Day warning – watch out for wood-fired power stations
The Wilderness Society marked World Environment Day (Saturday) by warning of the impacts and dangers of native forest-fed power stations in Tasmania....
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Is wood the way of the future?
Text of article in today’s (friday) Ex… Is wood the way of the future? With carbon pollution contributing to the global environmental...
