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It’s time to let our native forests do their real job again as homes for wildlife, carbon stores and protectors of soil & water. Newspaper ad asking Nippon Paper:  end native forest woodchipping.

The Nippon Paper owned South East Fibre Exports chipmill at Eden, NSW has exported a million tonnes of woodchips a year in recent years, but Australia already has enough plantation hardwood to replace this devastation of natural forest.  
It does not use "waste wood," only whole logs.
Forests are clear felled for the sole purpose of chipping and exported, mostly to Japan, to become paper.
Every tree was once home to hundreds of forest dwelling creatures, some facing regional extinction due to woodchipping.
Worse still, taxpayers subsidise this unnecessary
industry.
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SEFE  makes  a  LOSS Pellet Plant closes Forest furnace is a dead duck

We won! On 19 March 2012 the House of Representatives rejected a motion from Rob Oakeshott MP to subsidise burning native forest wood as renewable electricity. more 
Tanja Forest
koala habitat

ForestsNSW could give final approval
for the logging at any time.
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Ask Nippon Paper to stop using native forest woodchips. Sign our on-line petition Nippon Paper Group: Please stop using woodchips from native forest 

Contribute to the Forest
Defenders Legal Fund
Mumbulla, Bermagui, Murrah
 $1 Million a day carbon cost in logging to supply the Eden chipmill 

Until 1 October 2003, the owner of the Eden chipmill,  South East Fibre Exports was known as Harris-Daishowa (Aust) Pty Ltd.
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For more local information on campaigns contact Bega Environment Network or South East Region Conservation Alliance Inc.

 

This site last updated on Saturday, 27 April 2013