Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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Fixation on energy supply is a peculiarly masculine absorption
I wish you every success with your solar power stations in space, though I suspect it won’t be you building them, it...
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975Gunns’ spray and the clean, green facade
On November 30, 2009 Gunns P/L notified in writing neighbours to their Timothy TR-196a plantations (Diddleum Plains) that ‘due to high populations...
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Agribusiness under Justice spotlight
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The Limits to Growth
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Midlands Highway horror
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A wake-up call to forest workers
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TCT: The good news stories
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Global lumber: Upin China, down in Japan
Global softwood lumber markets were mixed in the 3Q/09 – up in China and Northern Africa, while still slow in the US...
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One in seven …
According to the Asthma Foundation one in seven Tasmanian children are diagnosed with asthma, whereas the national average is one in nine....
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Epigenetics research takes aim at cancer, Alzheimer’s, autism, other illnesses
Research on mice might have meaning for many human illnessesTwo mice. One weighs 20 grams and has brown fur. The other is...
