Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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915Will’s slashing alternative
The Liberal Party has vowed to continue to cut Tasmania’s public service if it wins the next state election. The Opposition leader,...
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The Magic Wand of the Confidence Fairy
The preoccupation with debt and deficits that afflicted much of the discussion about the Federal Budget has carried over into the discussion...
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978
Climate Change Alarmism as a Moral Responsibility
Two recent Tasmanian Times articles have been commendably direct and clear-eyed about the scale of the threat that anthropogenic climate change poses...
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843
Australia’s greenhouse gas reduction targets are being reviewed
In an earlier article ( The Four Reports of the Climate Apocalypse? ) I reviewed four reports relating to climate change which...
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Unscrupulous Business in a Broken Landscape
Old Wayne wakes as the sun comes up, dresses in protective gear ready to fight the remains of a bushfire—eats toast, drinks...
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Our national parks must be more than playgrounds or paddocks
It’s make or break time for Australia’s national parks. National parks on land and in the ocean are dying a death of...
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871
Most UK species in decline, wildlife stocktake shows
The unprecedented analysis shows that many animals, birds, insects, fish and plants are in trouble An unprecedented stocktake of UK wildlife has...
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The Next War Won’t Have Guns
CNN picture World War One, we are told, began with the shooting of an Archduke. Within four years, eight million men were...
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Premier Giddings: Sign up to Gonski now
A 500 strong crowd turned out at Parliament House lawns today to send an urgent message to Premier Lara Giddings to sign-up...
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886
Rally against Monsanto
Australian Greens Senator Peter Whish-Wilson and Markets for Change CEO Peg Putt addressed around 250 protesters gathered at Parliament lawns at 2pm...
