Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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808Whaling: Dangerous confrontation looms
We are now ten days out from Fremantle in Western Australia and for nine of those days we have had the Japanese...
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Building the largest petition in history
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Another Day Another Forestry Map! Florentine Case Continues 17.12.09
The ‘Abuse of Process Case’ is adjourned until 9.30am on Tuesday 22nd Dec in Hobart Magistrate Court. ANOTHER DAY – ANOTHER NEW...
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Tuvalu Squeezes Life From Titanic Metaphor, Rudd squeezes Tuvalu
The talks in Copenhagen are tracking way behind schedule. UK climate secretary Ed Miliband warned that they could descend into a bureaucratic...
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Who’d Pay for Rupert Murdoch’s Climate Change Skepticism?
The climate change skeptics may be a lonely lot in Copenhagen, but no one disputes that they have had an effect, however...
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Strathlynn Reflections
After a decent recovery period, I imagine many of those fortunate enough to have attended the TT dinner at Strathlyn would since...
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Why?
The insecticide intended to be sprayed is Dominix Duo (alpha-cypermethrin – a very toxic synthetic pyrethroid), an endocrine disrupting chemical (EDC) as...
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Friends of the Earth banned. Protest!
Friends of the Earth International have been banned from the Bella Centre, where the official negotiations are taking place. This has happened...
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FLORENTINE DEFENDERS FIGHT ‘ABUSE OF PROCESS’ CASE IN MAGISTRATE COURT HEARING TOMORROW
TOMORROW, Thursday 17 December 2009 WHEN: TOMORROW, Thu 17 December at 9.15am WHERE: Hobart Magistrate Court The dragged out trespass case against...
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The Scots offer whisky incentive as The Governator and Ramesh compete for ‘toughest in conference’
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon yesterday labeled the last days of negotiations in Copenhagen as “the most complex and ambitious ever to...
