A month into the election campaign, and Labor have finally announced an environment policy. Unfortunately for Tasmania though, it’s mostly made up of existing measures, and is entirely inadequate.
Let me talk about something else that is positive because I note that you have been certified under the Green Marine Certification Program - congratulations.
Against what are you comparing the data that is coming through that monitoring? What thresholds?
To continue the conservation theme, I'm interested in the subsurface irrigation for the oak trees that you mentioned in your opening.
We know that water availability is going to change across the state as the climate changes and the change isn't necessarily going to be uniform.
Eradicating weed pests is a critical tool in reducing the many pressures on our natural environment.
This motion lays bare the agenda of this Liberal Government, because it is wholly motivated by privatisation of public land for a tourism operator to develop.
You are constantly referring to 'getting the balance right' as you bulldoze your way through sensitive portfolio issues.
Premier Jeremy Rockliff’s so-called ‘reset’ on ‘back-to-basics’ issues is just more hollow words
I asked the minister about incentives to transition away from the use of single-use plastics and what he had funded in the Budget for this.
