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1.0KForestry: We were warned …
Tom Ellison, then finance writer for The Examiner, raised the alarm bells about Forestry Tasmania’s dismal performance in 2006. He wrote then...
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Forestry Tasmania is the stumbling block
FT’s Managing Director Bob Gordon was recently reported in the Mercury HERE as saying, in explanation of FT’s current woes, “(w)e hit...
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The failure of the Environmental Protection Authority
Dear Editor, Back in March this year, 16th and 17th, Northern and North-Eastern Tas got smoked out – big time, again. Immediately,...
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NW couple’s fox sighting
A DEVONPORT woman is convinced foxes are alive and well in Tasmania. Cheryl Burgess and her husband Dave have had their previous...
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The great Gunns sell-off
Timber company Gunns is selling off what is being described as one of the largest offerings of land in Tasmanian history. Gunns...
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Save the Tasmanian Devil Program in need of urgent reforms
In the last edition of The Tasmanian Conservationist we ran an article, ‘Questions regarding the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program’ (STDP). This...
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Global extinctions accelerating – the World gets another Wake Up call on biodiversity loss
On Monday this week (10 May 2010) United Nations General Secretary, Ban Ki-moon released the latest outlook report equivalent of the United...
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Syngenta science debunked
Latest from the Pesticide Action Network’s Weekly News Update on Pesticides, Health and Alternatives: Syngenta science debunked; U.S. pledges global GMO push;...
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Exposure to fine particulate matter can trigger cardiovascular deaths, heart attacks
Air pollution is a risk factor for heart disease; however people can take action to reduce their individual risk. Exposure to fine...
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The Gulf of Mexico mess
Graphic image of a catastrophe …
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