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• Gunns proposed pulp mill power station
  ...the electricity grid, replacing energy largely produced from burning coal and gas."<ref>Gunns Limited, [http://www.gunnspulpmill.com.au/factsheets/The_Fa ==Articles and resources==
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• Forestry Tasmania and Forest Stewardship Council certification
  ...meetings by Mr [[Bob Gordon]], Managing Director of [[Forestry Tasmania]], and Mr [[John Gay]] from [[Gunns]] Ltd."<ref>David Llewellyn, [http://www.media ..., January 25, 2010.</ref> (Japanese companies buy more than 80 per cent of Tasmania's woodchips exports).<ref name="FT">[http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/201
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• Air pollution in Tasmania
  ==Air Pollution in Tasmania== ...ing-the-truth-about-toxics-in-tasmania/ "Telling the Truth about Toxics in Tasmania"], ''Tasmanian Times'', August 2, 2009.</ref>
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• The Forests & Forest Industry Council and wood-fired power stations
  ...sion of the Tasmanian forestry industry. The report touted the development of three wood-fired power stations. ==Excerpts from ''The New Forest Industry Plan'' ==
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• WWF Australia
  ...l organizations|environmental organization]]. It is the Australian branch of the [[WWF]] International Network. ...re/history.php] In the year to June 30 2006 WWF Australia had total income of $17.72 million. [http://wwf.org.au/publications/annual-report-2006/]
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• Gunns Hustles a Proposed Pulp Mill As Clean and Green
  ...sts. Days earlier Gunns' had announced a SLAPP suit against 17 individuals and 3 organisations. On its special website established for the pulp mill proje ...use 26 billion litres of water every year and discharge 30 billion litres of effluent into Bass Strait. [http://www.rpdc.tas.gov.au/projects_state_signi
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• Forestry Tasmania and the Freedom of Information Act
  ...form (Transitional and Consequentional) Bill 2004: Second Reading"], House of Assembly Hansard, October 28, 2004.</ref> ...73-4016-b071-8d7b038ed8a2/3/doc/ "Freedom of Information"], Hansard, House of Assembly, February 16, 1994.</ref>
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• Forestry Tasmania and wood-fired power stations
  ...overnment-owned forestry agency, is proposing the construction of a series of wood-fired power stations. .../regional-dev/biomass-a-new-form-of-renewable-energy "Biomass – a new form of renewable energy"], undated, accessed January 2010.</ref>
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• Water pollution in Tasmania
  ...environment.gov.au/water/publications/quality/nwqms-guidelines-4-vol1.html and Australian Drinking Water Guidelines'' (ADWG) http://www.nhmrc.gov.au/guide ...ing-the-truth-about-toxics-in-tasmania/ "Telling the Truth about Toxics in Tasmania"], ''Tasmanian Times'', August 2, 2009.</ref>
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• One Health - Human, Animal & Environmental Health in Tasmania
  ...ing-the-truth-about-toxics-in-tasmania/ "Telling the Truth about Toxics in Tasmania"], ''Tasmanian Times'', August 2, 2009.</ref> ==Background to Eco-toxicology studies on Australian marsupials and monotremes==
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• Global warming
  ...ught, disease, floods, lost ecosystems."&mdash;[[Natural Resources Defense Council]] [http://www.nrdc.org/globalWarming/default.asp] ...ect of climate change will be increased rainfall. (In SourceWatch the bulk of the material on this topic will originate from the "[[climate change]]" pag
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