Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Amazon – Dead or Alive
RICHARD BLACK – Environment correspondent, BBC News The Amazon forest may be worth more alive than dead, researchers say Cutting down Amazon...
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If an ethical company had been the proponent …
Dr WARWICK RAVERTY Following Sodra’s announcement of the conditions they would impose on any hypothetical pulping joint venture in the Southern Hemisphere,...
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The trial of Michelle O’Byrne
GARRY STANNUS Your chance to participate in the public trial of Environment Minister Michelle O’Byrne On World Environment Day 2009, Clive Stott...
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Södra pre-conditions mean Gunns has to go back to the drawing board
PAUL OOSTING Wilderness Society SWEDISH pulp and paper company Södra has released a statement on Gunns’ proposed pulp mill. The Wilderness Society...
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Vast majority of timber from Upper Florentine chipped
STILL WILD STILL THREATENED Conservationists from Still Wild Still Threatened are disputing Forestry Tasmania’s claims that recently logged forest in the Upper...
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The Government’s short-term fixes
KERRY EDWARDS, Sydney My view is from the perspective of a mainlander living in the Sydney suburbs. Tasmania’s is perceived by most...
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Please tell us, Michelle
CHARLES and CLAIRE GILMOUR Tell us again Michelle O’Byrne, just HOW ‘properly’ is your government managing ‘some of our most important assets.’...
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Brown, the EPBC, and politicians
NEIL SMITH And that ruling of the appeal court (Federal Court Full Bench) just goes to show what a pathetic and useless...
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Gunns: The hidden subsidies
MIKE BOLAN I note that the Evans and Peck people didn’t speak to the community itself. That’s a pity because the community...
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Stop funding: Send a message
PAUL OOSTING Wilderness Society Gunns has taken its search for a joint partner for the native forest-destroying pulp mill international …Australia’s largest...
