Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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800Nordea Bank backs away from Gunns
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Nordea Backs Away From Gunns’ Pulp Mill
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GUNNS UNABLE TO SEE THE WOOD FOR THE TREES
TAP Into A Better Tasmania say Gunns Ltd’s recent announcement that pulp mill feedstock will now be sourced soley from plantations continues...
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Gunns: Make it up as you go along …
The latest announcement in the drawn out saga of the Gunns proposed pulp mill (HERE), appears to be an interesting development in...
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Trade union calls for tanker ban
http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/01/06/2786189.htm It could be an interesting link to chemicals produced and transported to and from a pulp mill. Tony
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Steele Report on the Burnie Woodchip Pile
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Tamar Valley Inappropriate Location for Pulp Mill – but plantations announcement welcomed
Tasmania’s peak environment body has welcomed Gunns Ltd’s announcement that they will end the sourcing of any native forest timber for the...
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GUNNS ANNOUNCE NO NATIVE FORESTS FOR PULP MILL, PROOF NEEDED
The Wilderness Society today called Gunns’ announcement that the pulp mill would be 100% plantation based at start-up a step in the...
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Gunns mill to chew plantation timber. Proof needed, say Wildos
Tasmanian timber company Gunns has announced its proposed Tamar Valley pulp mill will use plantation eucalyptus from the first day of operation....
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The legacy of David Llewellyn
