Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Gunns and subsidies … but wait there’s more
Jarvis Cocker When Gunns took over, not only did they inherit the two sawmills, but they also picked up some ongoing government...
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A pipeline too far
Bob McMahon Could the government’s management of the pro pulp mill bordello get any more naked and bent? You bet. When I...
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1.5KDevil of a cocktail
Dr David Obendorf Informed by science or spin? Now the analysis has been posted on the DPIW website, www.dpiw.tas.gov.au . Detectible residues...
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Are we too late?
David Leigh THIS is the question I asked myself over and over yesterday afternoon, after circumnavigating Tasmania in a Piper Comanche. The...
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Picture the trashing of Tasmania
Richard C ButlerTHE WORLD is littered with superb beautiful images of Tasmanias Wilderness. So much so that one can lose a sense...
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Another log truck accident
Richard Davis Yet another log truck accident occurred on 29 February 2008 on the Gordon River Rd near the National Park Hotel....
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Beautiful, fragile planet
Helen Tait West Launceston IF ONE looks at a map of the original distribution of the world’s cool temperate rainforests one finds...
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Forest practices and water quality
Dr Alison Bleaney Since 2005, atrazine has been found in the Duck River, Rubicon River, Liffey River, Derwent River and simazine has...
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Corporations and climate change
Richard Butler Many readers will be well aware that in other parts of the world the issues of climate change are becoming...
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Mill: Workforce shrinks, timeline blows out
Kim Booth “What is surprising is that Gunns, Labor and Liberal parties were happy to trumpet the projected employment figures when justifying...
