Tasmanian Times
Health
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814What a scientist didn’t tell the New York Times about his study on bee deaths
“In 1999, France banned Imidacloprid after the death of a third of its honeybees. A subsequent report prepared for the French agricultural...
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Just say NO to GMO
Watch: HEREvia Paul de Burgh Day
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Police arrest resident at MMG Rosebery mine
Pet dog died and mine refuse to release environmental test results for residents’ property Two Rosebery residents have contacted the Taskforce following...
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Stalled FPA review delays move to improve forest practices code
The Tasmanian Greens today called on the Forest Practices Authority (FPA) to recommence its review in relation to chemical usage, after revelations...
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Environment and Public Health groups welcome Endosulfan ban
Environment Tasmania and Dr Alison Bleaney from the Break O’Day Catchment Risk Group and Tasmanian Public and Environmental Health Network (TPEHN), today...
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Greens flag moves to ban battery hen farms
Battery Hens live in Hell The Tasmanian Greens today (Wed) ramped up their campaign for a ban on battery hen farming in...
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Registration of Endosulfan cancelled in Australia
While the global community debate on international ban on endosulfan this week in Geneva, the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA)...
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Wanted: Female war veterans …
The lasting effects on women who have served in war will be the subject of a new ANU study. The research project,...
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Just not my day – Roger’s Run
The recent Sydney marathon fielded two very important people in amongst the thousands of participants: Bionda Hiensch in the half marathon, and...
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A Cry from the Heart – Our air quality
It has been confirmed by the EPA that not only our planned burn smoke, but planned burn smoke from Victoria as well,...
