Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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803A massive dose of 1080
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Dear Ms Reynolds
Dear Mr Tuffin, As I cannot communicate with Ms Reynolds who will not publish my letters, take my telephone calls or meet...
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The depth of forestry influence
To fully appreciate the depth of forestry influence in Tasmania, you need to challenge the system through official channels – through the...
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The knuckle-draggers …
I’ve lived in many places other than Tasmania, but my tenure in rural Tasmania with a water supply that is drawn downstream...
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Woody biomass
The new US federal program BCAP is intended to increase the supply of woody biomass. Will it? In an effort to increase...
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Gunns: Nothing could be further from the truth
In today’s Examiner presumably as a result of an unchecked press release supplied by Gunns it is stated that Gunns have acquired...
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Absentee corporate land ownership. That’s what it’s all about.
Red Bob said: “Brenda will remain fixated on chemicals due to a long-running personal campaign against spraying that began after she moved...
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I was suckered into the ‘clean & green’ image
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Gunns moves towards Common Ground
Today’s announcement by Gunns shows Tasmania does not have to choose between jobs creation and forest protection. By using our plantations Tasmania...
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PREMIER BARTLETT CHALLENGED TO ENCOURAGE GUNNS TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP OUT OF NATIVE FORESTS
Following its welcome of Gunns’ announcement to rule out using native forests in its pulp mill, The Wilderness Society today challenged Premier...
