Tree Magazine Autumn 2006

  TREE, VOL. 9, ISSUE 5

Lest We Forget-  the massive bombing of people and infrastructure (the sewage treatment plants, water supply plants, electrical generation plants, schools and universities) and the depleted uranium fallout from battlefield weapons, adds up to an horrendous social justice and environmental catastrophe;  KINGS FOREST-  the Chief Town Planner’s recommendation regarding the King’s Forest rezoning has Iemma’s and Sartor’s grubby finger marks all over it;  THICH NAT HAHN’S 14 PRECEPTS- precepts or guidelines for life have been used daily as a method for seeing one’s place in the order of things;   The Ecological Crisis- … the collapse of the ecology, the ecological imperative for change;   Council Status Report-  with two (of 3) appointed Administrators residing in Sydney, local knowledge and resident access was always going to be a problem;  GLYPHOSATE-  the current climate of hysterical fear of weeds combined with a shrugging acceptance of the poison allows for no rational discussion;   Chemical Free Weed Control-   weed species currently dominate because soils are under threat;   CHANGES TO THE PLANNING SYSTEM IN NSW-  recent changes to planning laws in NSW include, …;   ARTIFICIAL MASS EARTH MOVEMENT OF HILLSIDES-   the Council appears to be treating the problem of whole hillside regrading as an engineering exercise rather than heeding likely environmental effects and 21st Century best-practise town planning and urban design;   Stirring the Calderan-  if you’re concerned about the welfare of any farm animals in your ken, you can ring Animal Liberation on 1800 751770;   SEA SHEPHERD-  Sea Shepherd managed to keep whalers on the run for fifteen days during the killing earlier this year;   BEN OQUIST ON THE ELECTIONS-  one in six Tasmanians voted for the Greens – that’s 16% of the vote across the Apple Isle. read more

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Tree Magazine December 2005

The Caldera Environment Centre

    Tree Vol 9 Issue 4  Dec. 2005.

 TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION WITH TWEED SHIRE
COUNCIL ADMINISTRATORS

1. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION ZONES should be “NO GO” Areas
2. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION
3. LIMITS TO POPULATION GROWTH
4. Need to promote TWEED VEGETATION MANAGEMENT
PLAN and native (locally indigenous) vegetation
5. Need to promote WATER SAVINGS AND WATER QUALITY
   6. PUBLIC MASS TRANSPORT compared with PRIVATE AUTOMOBILE
   7. Why not GREEN HARVESTING of SUGAR CANE and PLOUGH-IN?
   8. Why not support application for a BIOSPHERE RESERVE?
   9. FUNDING OF TEDC & TACTIC
10. ROADSIDE POISONING, MOWING AND FLAILING read more

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Tree Magazine October 2005

TREE-
Vol-9 issue 3-  October 2005

— Wollumbin festival issue
— Wollumbin Dreaming
— AUSTRALIANS AND UNAUSTRALIANS
— Stirring the Calderan- revolutionary  change in Venezuela
— DEBATE- Sustainable Agriculture and Chemical Use
— Party Politics- TWEEDLE DEE / TWEEDLE DUM TEDIUM
–Social Justice and Empowerment:

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Tree Magazine August 2005

Tweed River Environmental Echo

Issue 2.`August 2005

— Editorial- No more dams..
— WE HAVE LOST FIVE GOOD, HONEST COUNCILLORS …
— BUSINESS WELFARE
–- Stirring the Calderan-
-– DEBATE- Weed control and Chemical Use
— THE DREAMING
— DO TREES TALK?
— Water Policy- PART ONE

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Tree Magazine March 2005

Tweed River Environmental Echo.

Newsletter of The Caldera Environment Centre.

Vol-9. Issue 1.  March 2005.

— Editorial- membership revival needed.
— The Current Inquiry into the Tweed Council …
— Wollumbin Scout Camp
–- Stirring the Calderan-
-– DEBATE- Weed control- Is Roundup the new DDT?
— CEC STRATEGY PLAN : DRAFT FOR COMMENT

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TREE Magazine Winter 2001

IN THIS ISSUE

GREEN POWER-  GLOBAL GREENS CONFERENCE

NOT-SO-GREEN POWER-  SUGAR MILL CO-GENERATION

KINGS FOREST AND SEASIDE CITY-  COUNCIL’S COASTAL PLANNING UNDER INVESTIGATION

HASTINGS POINT RAINFOREST FIRE-  RURAL FIRE SERVICE REFUSES TO SAY SORRY

WOLLUMBIN FOREST-  UPDATE

PLUS:
  * CONSUELA
  * LAND CLEARING IN QUEENSLAND
  * POWER COMPANY VANDALISM

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TREE Magazine Autumn 1999

In This Issue

* DRAFT TWEED LOCAL LOCAL ENVIRONMENT PLAN- ARGUMENT FOR IMPROVED ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

* COLLECTING SEED AND REPLANTING

* AUSTRALIAN PLANTS IN DANGER

* Win in Court for Opponents of the Timbarra mine

* The Flying Foxes in the Maclean Rainforest Reserve-

* LONG DISTANCE WALKING TRACK – SCENIC AND CALDERA RIMS- WHITE ELEPHANT OR MUST-HAVE FOR ECO-TOURISM ?

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TREE Magazine Autumn 1998

In This Issue

* Tweed Shire Council Draft Management Plan and Budget for Year 1998-99

* Jabiluka Blockade

* ORGANIC FOOD- SWALLOWED BY AGRIBUSINESS?

* TIMBER IS TREASURE

* BIOENERGY – A NEW DIRECTION

* Economics and Other Lies

* CHEMICALS PLAGUE US ALL

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TREE Magazine June 1993

INSIDE

** T.S.C. RECYCLICNG TEETHING PROBLEMS •

•• MOUNT ST. PAT’S  H.S . FACES
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES •

• • AUSTRALIAN URANIUM THREATENS
AUSTRALIAN SECURITY.

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•• FIVE FACTORS OF UNSUSTAINABILITY
IN WESTERN AGRICULTURAL METHOD

** CLEANER WATERCOURSES-
 A CONSUMERS GUIDE TO CLEANING
AND GREENING •

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