Subscribe to RSS feedOffshore fumigation for Tassie logs
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David Sexton
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Jul 16, 2010 05:20 PM
A PUBLIC outcry at the port of Burnie has forced authorities to fumigate a shipment of China-bound Tasmanian logs offshore.
The logs were to have been fumigated onshore at the port before reports in local media generated opposition to the use of chemical methyl bromide.
Tasports and Forestry Tasmania (FT) said a risk assessment had been carried out for the...
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