Tasmanian Times
Sciences
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FORESTRY SECTOR BULLIES GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL INTO AFS
Forest Sector Changes the Rules Instead of Meeting Green Building Standards www.tas.greens.org.au The Tasmanian Greens today expressed their dismay at the forestry...
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720Labor’s road to nowhere
Until recently the Tarkine didn’t even exist. In a Tasmanian terra nullius, governments refused to use a word to remember the local...
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Union gets its way on green star ratings
THE Green Building Council of Australia has bowed to pressure from the Federal Government and the national forestry union to adopt an...
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Rosebery: State must act
The Government did not conduct a soil lead investigation in residential Rosebery. It did limited sampling on three properties and therefore it...
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Why Tasmania needs a community-based eco-toxicology research fund
Born in 1953, I’m a Baby Boomer. The demographer and social commentator, Hugh McKay, would be able to tell us about the...
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EMRS polling reveals education & health top issues for Tasmanians in State Election
Results from independent polling into the key issues for Tasmanians in the 2010 State Election released today by the Our Island Our...
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EMRS polling reveals education & health top issues for Tasmanians in State Election
Results from independent polling into the key issues for Tasmanians in the 2010 State Election released today by the Our Island Our...
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Teachers’ war: more questions
As voting concludes today in the battle for leadership of the Tasmanian teachers’ union (the AEU), questions are being raised about the...
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This Week in Weather
It seems that the global zeitgeist has ferociously outpaced the Rudd government in much the same way that basic reality has outflanked...
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The Rosebery tragedy
The US Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) in conclusions on their Public Health Assessment of an arsenic/lead contaminated site...
