Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Nestle feels the heat
Orang-utans are still under threat. Nestlé continues to buy palm oil supplied by Sinar Mas – the company responsible for trashing Indonesian...
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1.6KThe toxins affected multiple test targets …
Executive Summary – Investigations into the Toxicity of the George River. The summary is contained in the first part of the final...
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Fiona Moves On From The Examiner
Examiner editor Fiona Reynolds has accepted a position as State Director, ABC Tasmania. Ms Reynolds will not be doing the job from...
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The Burning of Mt. Dismal – FEA’s finale?
In November 2008, work began in what was largely a clear fell harvest, one of many that have been established on Mt...
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Wilderness Society National Management Committee Illegitimate, says Supreme Court
The Tasmanian Supreme Court has just ordered that the National Management Committee of the Wilderness Society was improperly elected at an invalid...
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The Synthetic Ocean
‘Since the world’s oceans are so massive, few people seem to have a problem with dumping waste into them. But plastics degrade...
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Regeneration burns another reason for forestry transformation
The Director of Public Health, Roscoe Taylor’s, warning today that people in the Burnie area are at risk from serious health impacts...
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The Flare of Forestry Tasmania: My Cry From the Heart …
The bright-coloured brochures present an enticing image: ‘Tasmania’s Pristine South’, a ‘pure’ region of crystal clear waters, towering forests, flourishing wildlife and...
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Wilderness Society Campaign Centres call for Executive Management to go
MEDIA RELEASE Wilderness Society Campaign Centres call for Executive Management to go For Immediate Release: Tuesday 21st April 2010 In an unprecedented...
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The rise and rise of greener party politics
As Australian politicians prepare for a federal election and the challenging task of framing a policy around the topic they dare not...
