Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Adult Education: 60 years on… death by a thousand cuts
Clavis Aurea Not surprisingly, ask the staff who work there and you may hear another story. To them the organisation is being...
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The Role of Parks in Tasmania’s Economy
Saul Eslake Chief Economist, ANZ Bank. Talk to the Tasmania Parks & Wildlife Service Annual Conference As some of you may be...
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The Gunns Dossier: Pulp Mill Smoke and Mirrors
Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill Research The 194 messages documented here from Gunns and State and Federal governments often fail to stand...
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Emissions are good … aren’t they?
Capitalist Magazine September 28 ‘This correlation between increases in CO2 emissions and American population growth suggests that emissions are good, because life...
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Blue Tier Big Week
To celebrate, create awareness and raise funds for the ongoing campaign to protect the Blue Tier, its rivers, forests and wildlife …...
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China’s ‘headlong profitless expansion’ using our native forests
IN China the government has paid directly for a continued rapid expansion of production in furniture, plywood and other wood-based industries. This...
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Sub prime MIS
John Lawrence On 19th Sept, Environinvest, a MIS company operating in Victoria appointed an Administrator because of trading difficulties. Three days later,...
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The devastation of MIS
Australian Greens Senator Christine Milne tabled a case study of the devastating impact of Managed Investment Schemes (MIS) for plantations on communities...
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A Tale of Temma (2)
Kim Booth Greens MR MR Booth also said that the Temma farm is even more tragic as the Temma farm site was...
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Marine paper parks
Rebecca Hubbard, Marine Campaigner ENVIRONMENT TASMANIA INC. MR Minister Llewellyn’s announcement to establish 14 paper parks in the spectacular south-east Bruny marine...
