Reports animal feed additive Ethoxyquin - banned in Europe because of dangers for human health & aquatic life - has been found in Tasmanian salmon are alarming.
The Greens will be bringing our Single-use Plastics Bill on for debate next week in Parliament. We can’t keep waiting for the Liberals to act.
In 2017, Tassal CEO, Mark Ryan, trumpeted his companies claim to be setting the salmon industry on a sustainable trajectory by getting out of inshore waters.
Tasmania's home-grown salmon industry has been gobbled up by international corporations with long records of environmental and workplace crimes.
The Greens stand with the residents of the Tasman Peninsula defending their waterways.
I thank the Bob Brown Foundation and the community around Port Arthur on the Tasman Peninsula for their peaceful protest this morning.
No Tasmanian would be comforted by the Environment Minister’s attempted assurances in Parliament today.
After years of unchecked expansion and worsening environmental and social impacts, Tasmania's fish farming industry is about to enter its darkest phase.
Tasmania’s fragile, unique marine waters are officially dominated by the profit imperative of foreign owned mega corporations.
Esteemed water quality scientist Christine Coughanowr has identified systemic problems with flow-through salmon hatcheries in the Derwent.