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16/10/2010
Australia: The greening of a timber giant | Photo, Australian
HATING forestry and pulp giant Gunns Limited has long been a favourite pastime for many Tasmanians, as any observer of car bumper stickers knows. "Gunns -- dangerous in the wrong hands," reads one. "I no longer shop at Gunns," proclaims ...   
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2/7/2009
Australia: A Tasmanian tragedy? : How the forestry industry has torn an island apart, Mongabay
This is by no means a new battle: in fact, Tasmanian industrial foresters and environmentalists have been fighting over the issue of clearcutting the island’s forests for decades. The battle--some would probably prefer 'war'--is over nothing less ...   
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16/8/2008
Australia: Carbon criminals, forests and climate change, Green Left
It’s easy to get confused about forests and climate change. Deforestation and forest degradation contribute to around 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions, second only to the burning of fossil fuels to produce energy. Climate scientists ...   
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22/5/2008
Australia: Cash doubt could bury pulp mill plan in Tasmania, Herald Sun
PLANS for Tasmania's controversial $2 billion pulp mill are dead, say the Greens, following reports the ANZ Bank will pull out of funding the project. ANZ said yesterday it had not made a decision on whether to finance the Tamar ...   
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23/11/2007
The next Australian election could be the first decided on climate change, Guardian
On an early summer's morning in northern Tasmania, the Tamar valley looks like an Australian slice of Tuscany. There are groves of walnut trees beside white-barked eucalyptus, a lavender farm, apricot orchards and small fields of ...   
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23/11/2007
Australia: Howard, Rudd Edge Toward Each Other on Greenhouse Gas, Climate, Bloomberg
For Chris Landon-Lane and his Tamar Valley neighbors on Australia's Tasmania island, one issue matters most in tomorrow's election: ``The environment is the main topic of conversation as you walk down the street or sit at the dinner ...   
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4/10/2007
Australia Approves Gunns' $1.8 Billion Tasmanian Mill, Bloomberg
Australia approved Gunns Ltd.'s A$2 billion ($1.8 billion) pulp mill in Tasmania, after federal Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull set aside opposition from environmentalists. Gunns stock had the biggest gain in nine years. ...   
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26/8/2007
Australia: Turnbull feels the heat at climate debate, Brisbane Times
Federal Environment Minister Malcolm Turnbull found himself in hostile territory today as he set about to debate his opposition counterpart Peter Garrett at the Great Climate Change Debate in Brisbane. It was clear from the ...   
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