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Latest NSW Farmers Campaign: Get Off Our Backs

September 1, 2006 By jennifer

I have some sympathy for the farmers of Nyngan and Cobar in New South Wales and the newly formed Regional Community Survival Group in their struggle to manage invasive woody weeds. I have posted some information from this group, including a note on … [Read more...] about Latest NSW Farmers Campaign: Get Off Our Backs

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Food & Farming

Where has all the Marsh Water Gone?

August 30, 2006 By jennifer

It has been suggested that before irrigation runoff into the Macquarie Marshes was 460,000 megalitres and that this has been reduced to 395,000ml by irrigation. But Ian Mott has argued that pre-settlement runoff into the marshes would have been much … [Read more...] about Where has all the Marsh Water Gone?

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Water

Farmed Fish are our Future: Conference in Adelaide

August 30, 2006 By jennifer

Aquaculture is the fastest growing food producing sector in the world according to those promoting a fish farmer's conference in Adelaide this week. Farm Online have reported that there are 1,000 delegates at the conference and aquaculture is being … [Read more...] about Farmed Fish are our Future: Conference in Adelaide

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Fishing

Sea Levels Falling in the Arctic?

August 29, 2006 By jennifer

According to an article entitled 'Arctic dips as global waters rise' published at BBC News, sea levels in the Arctic have been falling by a little over 2mm a year. It goes on to explain that while it is well known that the world's oceans do not … [Read more...] about Sea Levels Falling in the Arctic?

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Climate & Climate Change

Shifting the Environmental Impact of Fishing Somewhere Else

August 29, 2006 By jennifer

"Australia has the third largest fishery zone of any nation. It also has the most over-managed, heavily restricted and least productive fishery sector in the world," according to marine biologist Dr Walter Starck. "The total Australian wild caught … [Read more...] about Shifting the Environmental Impact of Fishing Somewhere Else

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Fishing

Rats Destroyed the Forests on Easter Island: Terry Hunt

August 28, 2006 By jennifer

Easter Island has been described by Jared Diamond as the "clearest example of a society that destroyed itself by overexploiting its own resources". Prof Diamond has told and retold the story and drawn a parallel between the ecological disaster he … [Read more...] about Rats Destroyed the Forests on Easter Island: Terry Hunt

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Forestry, Philosophy, Weeds & Ferals

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