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Species Vulnerable to Extinction (Part 6): Liverworts in Karri Forests

March 16, 2006 By jennifer

Dear Jennifer, I would like to share an example of the absurdity and wastage which goes under the name of endangered or threatened species management in southwestern forests [of western Australia], part of the 'great diversity hotspot' referred to … [Read more...] about Species Vulnerable to Extinction (Part 6): Liverworts in Karri Forests

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Plants and Animals

Commonwealth Games Mascot Not an Endangered Species

March 14, 2006 By jennifer

The Commonwealth Games will begin tomorrow in Melbourne with an endangered subspecies as its mascot. While the fine print in some of the promotional material explains that Karak belongs to a subspecies of red-tailed black cockatoo, the general … [Read more...] about Commonwealth Games Mascot Not an Endangered Species

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Emissions Trading Just Another Tax: Ray Evans

March 14, 2006 By jennifer

Last month The Lavoisier Society published a document titled 'Nine Lies About Global Warming' in which Ray Evans draws a comparison between the issuing of taxi licenses and carbon trading. He writes: "A number of economists have climbed onto the … [Read more...] about Emissions Trading Just Another Tax: Ray Evans

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

Australian Farmers Losing Competitive Edge

March 13, 2006 By jennifer

David Tribe writing about the latest issue of the Australian Farm Policy Journal and quoting Executive Director Mick Keogh notes there has been little real growth in total annual agricultural research and development investment levels in Australia … [Read more...] about Australian Farmers Losing Competitive Edge

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Food & Farming

Species Vulnerable to Extinction (Part 4): Incorrect Listings

March 13, 2006 By jennifer

Following is a note from a reader on the subject of species incorrectly listed as vulnerable to exinction in Australia. The reader, who I will call Matthew for convenience*, makes the point that both state and federal lists of threatened speces are … [Read more...] about Species Vulnerable to Extinction (Part 4): Incorrect Listings

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Species Vulnerable to Extinction: Part 3, SW Western Australia

March 12, 2006 By jennifer

Southern Brown Bandicoot, Image from Australian Wildlife Conservancy. According to Professor Norman Myers earth is experiencing the largest mass extinction in 65 million years with the loss of species more severe than the five mass extinctions of … [Read more...] about Species Vulnerable to Extinction: Part 3, SW Western Australia

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