Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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723No, no, eucalypt plantations don’t guzzle water!
No, no, eucalypt plantations don’t guzzle water! Or do they? Found the following excerpt on www.pilipalapress.com under the title of Walking in...
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Devil calls for end to logging
Today Still Wild Still Threatened released videos of endangered Tasmanian devils filmed in proposed logging coupes in the Upper Florentine valley. The...
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CONSERVATIONISTS TO RELEASE VIDEO FROM ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY PROJECT
CONSERVATIONISTS TO RELEASE VIDEO FROM ENDANGERED SPECIES SURVEY PROJECT FOR INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR BIODIVERSITY WHEN: Saturday May 22, 10:45am WHERE: Parliament Lawns,...
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Wood fiber prices up
Wood fiber prices for the global pulp industry rose 11%, reaching pre-financial crisis levels in the 1Q/2010, reports the Wood Resource Quarterly...
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Ms Tierney, you are wrong. Greens, please don’t lose the plot
Dear Christine, You may recall that I have a good working knowledge of the Swiss forest and timber industries as well as...
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The Tragedy of Tasmania
Now that the Tasmanian election is done and dusted, and the show-bag tinsel of non-core promises (in the Tasmanian context all promises...
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Rountable delayed
Premier David Bartlett said today he had deferred the start of the proposed forestry roundtable to allow industry and environmental groups more...
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Canadian Forestry Solution offers lessons for Tasmania
“For gutted forestry sector, green is the colour of hope” said the headline in yesterday’s Globe and Mail newspaper in Canada. This...
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Gunns: Now Maurice Blackburn lawyers join the action …
Maurice Blackburn announce potential shareholder action against Gunns Ltd It is proposed that a representative or class action proceeding be instituted against...
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Forestry: Time to wean the screaming infant
Our state government is about to hand a bunch of our money to forest industry contractors because the woodchip industry has a...
