Tasmanian Times
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It’s all about us
Thanks, Mike, for your article (HERE), which highlights some legitimate concerns regarding democracy its effects on the future management of Tasmania. Like...
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Catastrophe likely if rapid extinctions continue: UN
AUSTRALIA and the world must make prevention of the rapid rate of species extinction a political priority or face an environmental catastrophe,...
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Facts please
Facts please: Japan’s Timber Trade and Forestry http://www.jca.apc.org/jatan/eng/japan-e.html Japan is the world’s largest importer of wood, pulp, and paper products that are...
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Death Denial
THERE is no point in denying it: we’re losing. Climate change denial is spreading like a contagious disease. It exists in a...
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Reports from the end of the Stupidocene 15NOV09
With just a little over a months till the end of the Copenhagen Round pf negotiation on the UN Framework Climate Convention...
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A double shock for Australia
IT’S HARDLY a surprise that the G20 finance ministers did not agree to splash cash on developing nations to help get a...
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What they really mean is …
“Mr Gay said the Bell Bay Pulp Mill would take advantage of Gunns’ growing plantation timber resource.” (What they really mean is...
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The pesticide menace
Common Herbicides Block Important Nutrient Sensor in Humans Endocrine disruptors disrupt common wisdom http://www.businessgreen.com/business-green/news/2253093/pollutants-tracked-eu-register via Dr Alison Bleaney
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Save the ATC fight needs Bartlett’s help
I attended the public meeting for ‘Save our ATC’ last night and spoke to the crowd of concerned staff, students, industry and...
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MINISTER CALLED ON TO INSTRUCT RELEASE OF FOREST CARBON DATA IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
The Wilderness Society is today urging forests minister David Llewellyn to instruct Forestry Tasmania to release important data relating to carbon storage...
