Tasmanian Times
National
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Bushfire responses … the first week after
Leonard Colquhoun LOTS of people from far and near have something to say about our recent bushfire tragedies. From afar, and in...
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Who takes the decision?
Mike Bolan As more information rolls in from Victoria’s rural inferno, so it becomes clearer that many mistakes have been made that...
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Plantations, poverty and power
Chris Lang Europe’s role in the expansion of the pulp industry in the South. A report by Chris Lang, published by World...
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Dilston bypass: an open letter
Peter Mackenzie My reading of the principles and practices used in Sweden is that they would not accept building of T-junctions of...
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ABA 27: Defeating our systems
Mike Bolan Interesting materials in this issue include how climate variation is defeating our systems, whether our systems can cope with emergencies,...
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Eating less meat could cut climate costs
Jim Giles New Scientist Cutting back on beefburgers and bacon could wipe $20 trillion off the cost of fighting climate change. That’s...
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It’s the meetings, Stupid!
Peter WONDERED why the Health Department has no dough? Or thought Tasmania Together was a waste of money? Then follow the cash...
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Sustainable forestry solutions exist
Peter Brenner I COME from a country with a well-balanced compromise forestry policy that is regarded as highly successful by all stakeholders,...
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Winds of change
Guy Rundle February 15, 2009 “PROFOUNDLY and unreservedly sorry”; “a bad, bad mistake”; “we should not have bought ABN Amro at any...
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Hormone-altering chemicals
Dr Alison Bleaney A new window into hormone-altering chemicals. A new interactive database, including a timeline showing how human fetuses develop, displays...
