Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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CSIRO shreds pulp-mill plan
Simon Bevilacqua Sunday Tasmanian GUNNS Ltd’s pulp-mill proposal is significantly flawed, says Australia’s leading science research organisation. The CSIRO says the Tamar...
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The land of milk and honey
By Mark Timber Communities of Tasmania and the Tasmanian state government have often used the fear of economic decline quoting WA regional...
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Forests and global warming
Paul Oosting Stern Report warns of impact of deforestationExcerpts from Paul Oosting’s speech at the Hobart leg of the international day of...
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Sails against the mill
Paul Oosting Last weekend, Tasmanians Against the Pulp Mill (TAP) organised a River Rally to protest against Gunns’ proposed pulp mill. The...
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Mill: the unacceptable risk
Vica Bayley The CommSec report highlights the risks being thrust upon the Tasmanian public. Forestry Tasmania’s annual report outlines another year of...
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To: Ivan Dean: MLC and Mayor of Launceston
From: Buck Emberg Citizen THANK you Ivan. I take the liberty of answering your email via the Tas Times as both your...
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Global Warming, Economy, Lifestyles and Quality of Life
Max Bound GLOBAL warming is real. Al Gore’s widely acclaimed film “An Inconvenient Truth” makes the point that the major threat to...
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1.1KRotten apple sours the barrel
David Obendorf In February 2006 Tasmanian Senator Milne asked AQIS about the permit for the export of Tasmanian devils to Denmark. Answer:...
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Basslink backfires: buying dirty power
Bacchus H Barren The Minister’s spin doctors then pushed the line that Bell Bay would close to non-emergency use as it was...
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Leatherwood: Prove it, or withdraw your statement, Mr Sargison
Bob Davey SaveYourLeatherwoodHoney, Press Release Forestry Tasmania is at it again! AFTER the futuretasmania conference last weekend, and in response to the...
