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970Louisiana paper mill spill causes massive fish kill
(Reuters) – A rotten stench hung over a 60-mile stretch of Louisiana’s Pearl River as boats trawled through thick layers of hundreds...
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Africa’s Black Revolution
We recently paid a visit to David Guerena (PhD Candidate in soil science at Cornell University under Prof Johannes Lehmann) at his...
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States get a bigger say on the environment
The Gillard government has rolled out a business-friendly overhaul of national environment laws, boosting the states’ role in approving or rejecting controversial...
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The forest companies of the future
Over the past 150 years, industrialisation has taken its toll. All too often, forests have been sacrificed in the face of expanding...
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Geoff’s Best Reads
Every fortnight on Tasmanian Times, widely-read Geoff Dickinson chooses Six of the past fortnight’s Best Reads. Talk about problems? Boys say why...
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Wealth creation: Surface appearance and reality
“…therefore as labour is a creator of use-value, is useful labour, it is a necessary condition, independent of all forms of society,...
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Live and let die, our animals’ painful plight
LAST Thursday was an extremely sad day for Australian farm animals. Despite repeated pleas by the RSPCA, Animals Australia and thousands of...
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A Director for NewsStand
Expression of Interest NewsStand, an exciting new organisation launched last month is looking to hire a director to take the organisation forward....
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A win for Sumatran tigers!
We have some great news! IGA has met yours and our demands to end its role in rainforest destruction. The supermarket chain...
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Is Glyphosate safe? – Eminent Professor of Plant Pathology to Visit Australia
Press Release – 25th August 2011 Professor Don Huber, known internationally for over 30 years of research in plant pathology and pesticide-nutrient-disease...
