Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Environment"
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1.8KArticleEnvironment Protection & Biodiversity Conservation Amendment Bill 2020
Critics are accusing the federal government of trying to resurrect a failed 2014 bill rather than properly respond to the recent review...
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Environmental Impacts of the Cut-flower Industry
Carbon emissions associated with cut-flower production can be as high as 3kg CO2 per flower. Why not grow your own?
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Northern Tas Marketplace for the Circular Economy
Circular economy principles are swinging into action in northern Tasmania via the ASPIRE platform.
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Used PPE Could be Turned into Biofuels
Disposed personal protective equipment could be turned into biofuel, shows new COVID-19 study.
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Best Practice Guidelines on Indigenous Knowledge Sharing
More than a hundred contributors have created the first indigenous-led guidelines on how to best strengthen and share indigenous knowledge in land...
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Blame for our Failed Environment Laws Lies Squarely with Government
Environment laws are failing on many fronts, and poor government stewardship is to blame.
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Olegas Truchanas: A Biography
Find out about pioneering Tasmanian photographer Olegas Truchanas.
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Build Wind Farm on Whaleback Ridge NOT Robbins Island, says Garland
Former independent candidate for Braddon Craig Garland says the renewable energy project for Whaleback Ridge is a better option for the north-west...
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Lisa Searle – Environment Activist, Vegan, Humanitarian
From assisting rape survivors in Africa to keeping vigil in threatened forests, Lisa Searle leads an active - and activist - life.
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The Turbo Chook: Tasmania’s Native Hen
Tasmania’s native hen (Tribonyx mortierii) is one of twelve species of birds found only in Tasmania. The mortierii part of their name is...
