Tasmanian Times
Politics
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933Forestry Roundtable – Working for the Man
“Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, where wealth accumulates and men decay.” Oliver Goldsmith, 1770 The background to this...
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Environment groups watching Commonwealth decision on pulp mill marine modules
In advance of the March 4th approval deadline on the final EPBC modules for Gunns Tamar Valley pulp mill proposal, Environment groups...
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TCT maintains opposition to the Bell Bay pulp mill
TCT maintains opposition to the Bell Bay pulp mill despite Gunn’s briefing on hydrodynamic modelling and design changes On 23 February 2011...
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Preolenna: An obect lesson in economic irrationality
This paper was written for a Forestry Summit held in Meander in August 2001; I recently came across a copy while going...
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Open Letter to Mr Bill Kelty: There will never be peace if …
OPEN LETTER TO MR BILL KELTY from TAP INTO A BETTER TASMANIA February 27th 2011 SUBJECT: FOREST PRINCIPLES Dear Mr. Kelty, We...
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Laws that give corporations power over people
A comment on Tasmanian Times regarding a recently published article, in which I suggested the need for a campaign to rescind the...
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Carbon tax is a first step in climate fight
You don’t have to be a cynic to conclude that the timing of Julia Gillard’s announcement that the government would be introducing...
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Summary of Tas DPIW Pesticide River Monitoring Program
Summary of Tas DPIW Pesticide River Monitoring Program Download: 1-11_Pesticides__-DPIW-Tas_Rivers_Alison_Bleaney(1).xls
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Hamilton: We need a new brand of environmental radicalism
Never has an effective environment movement been more necessary. In fact it is the only force standing between us and massive climate...
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The threat of mining in Tasmania looms large.
Lara – hydro dollars have gone, forestry dollars have gone – what about mining? The threat of mining in Tasmania looms large....
