Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Forensic Scatology (2) – a reply to Dr Tony Peacock (CEO, Invasive Animal CRC)
Dr David Obendorf I AM compelled to defend the article published on Tasmanian Times on Monday 23 March: Forensic Scatology – collect...
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818Low impact selective logging …
Rob Blakers Recent examples of the low impact selective logging that prevails in Tasmania. (1) Read more, comment here More images… Styx...
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Workplace Standards Tasmania
Media Release 23.03.2009 Ula Majewski Commences Proceedings Against Workplace Standards Tasmania. ULA Majewski today instigated proceedings against Workplace Standards Tasmania over its...
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Wondrous Wandiligong … Crass Kempton?
Lindsay Tuffin WANDILIGONG is a small historic village which lies 6 kilometres south of the Alpine holiday town of Bright. It was...
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Lest we forget
Ray Metcalfe Something happened in February that the people of Franklin will not easily forget: Death in the morning IN THE early...
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Carbon Sinks Losing The Battle With Rising Emissions
via Jon Sumby ScienceDaily (Mar. 21, 2009) — The stabilising influence that land and ocean carbon sinks have on rising carbon emissions...
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State Govts must push for stronger targets, not abandon efforts
Senator Christine Milne STATE Governments should be pushing the Rudd Government to adopt a strong emissions reduction target instead of rethinking their...
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Forensic Scatology – collect enough shit…
David Obendorf A thorough and transparent DNA retrospective on all the ‘fox’ samples that Tasmania’s FEP has now amassed – 3 carcasses,...
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Pictures of a protest, Hobart Sunday
Pictures: David Obendorf, Natalie Keene, plus MR Media Release Sunday, 22 March 2009 150 Take Action in Support of Florentine Activists, 30...
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Firestorm (3): The culture wars
Professor Clive Hamilton Crikey The fierce debate over the role of fuel-reduction burning in preventing bushfires has exposed a deep divide in...
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