Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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PETITION OPPOSING LOGGING OF UPPER FLORENTINE TABLED
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today tabled an e-petition containing 482 signatures from people opposed to the ongoing logging operations in the Upper...
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2.0KPeter Cundall among 57 arrests at Parliament House
Fifty seven protesters – including gardening guru Peter Cundall – were arrested on the steps of Parliament House this afternoon in a...
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OPPOSITION TO TRIAZINES GROWS
www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today tabled a further 133 signatures on their petition to ban the use of the Triazine herbicides in...
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Joker 3 Mill or what? A Battle of Ideas
In change management practice, it is useful to make sure that the key bases are covered when considering major change of any...
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Out of the Forests: a new way forward for Tasmania
Now We the People (Tasmania) will present a free public forum on a smart, sustainable and compassionate future for Tasmania on Sunday...
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Norske Skog congratulated on ruling out native forests
Environment Tasmania and the Wilderness Society today congratulated Norske Skog on upgrades to its Boyer pulp mill, which mean only recycled material...
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NO MORE NATIVE FOREST AT BOYER
Mill Now 100% Plantation and Recycled Fibre www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today congratulated Norske Skog for their major re-investment in the Boyer...
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Why FSC is preferred
Dr Barry Tomkins in his letter (The Age 16/11) highlights an important difference between the Australian Forestry Standard (AFS) and Forest Stewardship...
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Do pulp mills stink?
Northern Spain, 19 October 2009. On board a regional bus from Ondarroa to Bilbao. Stacks of short length wood appear on the...
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Greens call for upgrading of Tasmanian Devil to Critically Endangered
Greens Deputy Leader, Christine Milne has been joined by members of the scientific and Tasmanian community in calling for the Tasmanian devil...
