Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Greenies use ‘wilder nullius’ to get their way in Cape York
HE confrontation between the Aboriginal traditional owners of Cape York Peninsula and The Wilderness Society in relation to Queensland’s Wild River laws...
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834Into the Wilderness Inc.?
Name-calling, in-fighting and brinkmanship are nothing new in environmentalism or activism generally, but now they have brought an iconic Australian environmental charity...
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Tasmania, I wish you well … Goodbye
#7. Strange, that, seeing that the Meander Valley Council unanimously passed a series of amendments to the PAL Act during their last...
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Slow Death by Rubber Duck
Book Review – Slow Death by Rubber Duck ‘In Slow Death by Rubber Duck, we argue that there is no separation between...
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Toxins in our water …
Much of the antagonism expressed towards current forest practices is directed towards its effect upon water quality, particularly in the catchments, where...
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CFMEU quits forest council ‘sideshow’
THE forestry union has pulled out of the Forests and Forest Industry Council of Tasmania, slamming it as a “sideshow”. The forestry...
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Read!
We know life wasn’t meant to be easy, but were the dangers supposed to be quite this numerous? http://www.environmentalhealthnews.org/ehs/newscience/prebirth-phthalate-exposure-associated-with-childs-behavior-problems/ ********************* May an...
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Advance Australia … Where?
The Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott is claiming that Australia’s population needs to stay under 36 million. Compared with our current 22...
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Barry blames the banks, not the Greens …
THE rise and fall of Forest Enterprises Australia is a very sad story of a great Tasmanian company brought undone by callous...
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A new beginning for the Wilderness Society
At a general meeting of 267 members of the Wilderness Society this afternoon, the incumbent management committee was dismissed and a new...
