Tasmanian Times
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1.2KTie A Yellow Ribbon Round The Old Oak Tree (2)
The old oak tree issue at the Southern Outlet has opened up an interesting bit of history closely tied to the Hobart...
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Three Capes walk plan: Overpriced and misconceived
THE budget for the proposed Three Capes bushwalking track has blown out $15 million, to $33 million. The latest costings for the...
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Interpol, Blue Rage, The Mafia & Non-Violence at Sea
Interpol, Blue Rage, The Mafia & Non-Violence at Sea: Sea Shepherd’s Paul Watson Talks With TreeHugger by Matthew McDermott, New York, NY...
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Brave New Business
Consumer Advocacy in the 21st Century Gunns Ltd a case study in what not to do Logging and wood chipping behemoth, Gunns...
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Nature turns
With feelings of curious sadness, I gaze upon the scar, a blanket of modern endeavour, a realisation of our beliefs and our...
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EU can afford to increase its climate ambition
The EU is not doing enough to deliver meaningful cuts in its emissions, says Bryony Worthington. In this week’s Green Room, she...
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Biodiversity: Out of sight, out of mind
Once species disappear from the face of the Earth, they are quickly forgotten, says Samuel Turvey. In this week’s Green Room, he...
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Climate change: we can’t afford to wait a day longer …
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Railton: Dust to daylight
From the rural backblocks of northern Tasmania, the story of a deadly asbestos legacy, a company promising to open the books on...
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New Alarm Bells About Chemicals and Cancer
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF Published: May 5, 2010 The President’s Cancer Panel is the Mount Everest of the medical mainstream, so it...
