South Sister St. Marys, Tasmania
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[Diary of Events provides a record of events from 21 February 2005 when Forestry Tasmania moved road making machinery up to South Sister prior to logging.]
This is a new section devoted to random articles on the environment from around the world, mainly from The Independent.
2010/02/22 - ABC: Fears timber toxins could
be poisoning town
Tasmanian Times: Is all Tasmania poisoned?
2010/01/30 - The Australian: Gunns settles with last pulp mill opponents
2009/11/03 - The Independent: Lead-mining: the ugly truth about Mount Isa
2009/08/31 - Tasmanian Times: Accounting for Dummies ... A look at Forestry Tasmania
2009/08/27 - Tasmanian Times: 25 Tasmanians Arrested Outside Parliament House
2009/08/19 - The Australian: Logs, not tourists, the driving force for Tas road
2009/05/11 - The Australian: Gunns' approval for mill 'invalid'
2009/05/04 - The Australian: Bugs to listen in on wildlife's most wanted
2009/04/10 - The Age: Legal win for Gunns in fight for Tassie mill
2009/03/16 - Gunns reaches settlement with Wilderness Society
2008/11/20 - The Australian: Pulping the truth (aka 'The chooks coming home to roost')
2008/09/19 - BBC: New species from Australia's reefs - (a series of images)
2008/08/29 - The Australian: Gunns nearly out of ammo on Tasmanian pulp mill
2008/08/23 - The Australian: Gunns to recast plans for pulp mill
2008/07/08 - The Australian: Hybrids will destroy our wildlife
2008/05/24 - The Mercury: Brown loses logging battle
2008/05/17 - The Australian: Gunns hit with ban on use of herbicide
2008/05/02 - The Australian: Challenge against Gunns pulp mill gets go-ahead
2008/03/31 - The Australian: Hope of cure for dying Tasmanian devils
2008/03/14 - Tasmanian Times: RPDC: Anniversary of a serial killing
2008/03/04 - Celsias: Tasmania's Forests: Lies, Lies and More Lies
Tasmanian Times: Mill: project on hold ... ?
2008/02/04 - ABC News: More court action over pulp mill
The Mercury: Gunns block lawyers' bid to stop mill
2008/01/29 - The Australian: Pulp mill 'will cost Tasmania $300m'
The report by the National Institute of Economic and Industry Research(.pdf file, 1.14MB)
60530-6148 (0, 25, 130, 839)