Tasmanian Times
Forestry
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Pressure mounting for pesticides review
Dr Alison Bleaney Break O’Day catchment risk group PRESSURE is mounting on the Federal and State Governments to review the use of...
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Mill: the engineers are back …
Mike of West Tamar My information is that pulp mill engineers who had left Launceston due to the uncertainty are now back...
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870The swans are dead
Robert McMahon THIS was first published on a blog more than two and a half years ago following a trip I made...
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Rockcliff just sat there and said nothing
Pilko Now is the time for opponents to be getting on the front foot. The elephant in the room re the large...
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Tasmanian woodcraft sector review
Special Correspondent THE following is a link to a media release on the Forestry Tas website. The release indicates that the review...
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Clean and green Tasmania
DEA website Submitted by David Shearman on Sun, 05/04/2009 – 18:27. Reports on Health and the Environment THE Premier of Tasmania says...
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Make a move, Davids
Neo Conned WHY doesn’t the state government follow Ontario and Massachusetts and enact legislation that encourages the reduction in the use of...
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So, why are we doing this?
Dr Alison Bleaney ROTATIONAL grazing of dairy heifers was as profitable as the organic systems. And to our surprise, including risk premiums...
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Native forest burn power
Adam Morton, Environment Reporter NATIVE forest timber could be converted into energy and fed into the power grid under a Victorian Government...
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Gunns a step closer to resurrecting pulp mill
Paddy Manning Fairfax Media But at Gunns’s profit result conference in February, after an extended trip overseas, the chairman, John Gay, said...
