Tasmanian Times
National
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Unempathic people
Dr Warwick Raverty A comment on Arson, arseholes and the law Excellent and thought provoking article John. I await part 2 with...
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Is a Faecal Fooler at work in Tasmania?
Professor Tony Peacock Chief Executive, Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre If you found a fox poo in a paddock in Tasmania, would...
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Garrett backs Govt-bashing bird report
Rosslyn Beeby Canberra Times Federal Environment Minister Peter Garrett has launched and endorsed a report that blasts the Rudd Government’s carbon trading...
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Weasel words and dust: Between rock and about-face
Annabel Crabb SMH One pictures the Environment Minister working his way through the Midnight Oil discography with a despairing red pencil, and...
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Open Letter from Concerned Scientists on the Tarkine Road and the Tasmanian Devil
Concerned Scientists ON Monday 16 February 2009, Dr Colette Harmsen, a Tasmanian veterinarian addressed a public meeting of the Waratah-Wynyard Council on...
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Emissions soaked up by extra forest growth
Guardian Trees across the tropics are getting bigger and offering unexpected help in the fight against climate change, scientists have discovered. Read...
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Bartlett’s plan: Here we go again …
Peter Henning WELL, here we go again. Watch your backs, residents of the Tamar Valley. New legislation for major projects, “especially those...
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The Carbon Credibility Gap
Alex Wadsley Charcoal locks carbon away for centuries, but the biomass is being generated by forests and farms every day. And if...
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The way Preolenna was …
Evelyn DeVito Preolenna was a productive farming community. It produced potatoes including the seed potato crop for Australia, milk, beef and other...
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Chlorine dioxide at Mackenzie pulp mill forces evacuation
Mary Frances Hill Vancouver Sun A chlorine dioxide leak at a Mackenzie pulp mill recently taken over by the provincial government to...
