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The price we’re paying for a budget surplus

Posted on 30 October 2012 by Peter Boyer

The federal government’s determination to keep its budget in the black is a serious threat to Tasmanian-based climate science. [30 October 2012 | Peter Boyer] In Italy they’ve starting jailing scientists who make mistakes. Six Italian scientists got six-year sentences … Continue reading →

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The long vision of a Tasmanian science teacher

Posted on 27 October 2009 by Peter Boyer

Years ago, the idea that human activity can influence our climate was considered a bad joke. People who in those times made an effort to understand and communicate the scientific evidence deserve our profound thanks. One of these pioneering souls is Murray … Continue reading →

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