Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Fox: Sure, it will be too late
Nick Mooney Remember what Dr Sally Bryant said 5 years ago on scepticism about foxes in Tasmania: “The only thing we can...
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1.3KMill gets water, people get restrictions
Buck Emberg I cannot nail down the future water possibilities but it appears that the government and the guarantors of the pulp...
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Last stop on the shimmering way
Donald Knowler A PEREGRINE falcon witnessed Stan Jones’ last journey on the 296 bus. A black cockatoo and a butcherbird were there,...
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The threat to leatherwood
SaveYourLeatherwoodHoney Inc The major announcement on the issue was by the Forests and Forest Industries Council Chairman Mr Rob Woolley in the...
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My pulp mill submission
Alison Bleaney In light of the above, Tasmania should not permit establishment of another industry demonstrated to produce toxic bio-accumulating pollutants and...
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John White, Bryan Green, and The Promenade
Ken White Make no bones about it, the residents of Clark Avenue are powerful, with connections; and are articulate to boot so...
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Fox: The questions unanswered
David Obendorf The failure of this individual to identify himself is inexplicable and provides further grounds for suspicion. DPIW has been so...
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The birds of Ralphs Bay
Simon Bevilacqua “I HATE counting birds,” quipped ornithologist Priscilla Park, standing on the Ralphs Bay foreshore at Lauderdale. Read more here
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Uncontrollabe climate change trigger pulled
Jon Sumby This is an old concern that I’ve been tracking.In short, carbon dioxide is the major greenhouse gas released by industrial...
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Smoke gets in your eyes
phill Parsons Well smoke watchers, what happens to those emissions as they rise into the Tasmanian sky.Work by Dr David Rosenfeld has...
