Tasmania's Environment Protection Authority
No mentions found
This entity hasn't been tracked yet, or Iris is still building its knowledge base.
Related Articles from SNS
Antibiotic found in wild seafood 14 kilometres from salmon farm
A "low-level" amount of the antibiotic florfenicol was detected in wild seafood 14 kilometres from where it was used, Tasmania's Natural Resources and Environment Department says. Many domestic and overseas markets have a zero tolerance policy for traces of antibiotic in wild seafood. The Natural Resources and Environment Department says the area where the detection was made is closed to commercial fishers as a precautionary measure, and that it will "continue to work with the seafood...
Could native forests be Cement Australia's 'sustainable' fuel option?
Concerns native forests could be Cement Australia's 'sustainable' fuel option as it moves away from coal Mon 1 Jun 2026 at 7:14am In short: Cement Australia will update a coal-fired kiln in Tasmania to supplement its fossil fuel use with alternative fuel sources such as used tyres and sustainable wood waste. But conservationists say the wood waste, if sourced from native forest logging, could offset the environmental benefit. What's next: The six-week site upgrade at the Railton kiln in...
EPA clashes with Greens on need for real-time tracking of salmon antibiotic use
EPA pushes back on need for real-time data on antibiotic use in Tasmania's salmon pens Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 3:51pm In short: Tasmania's EPA director has rejected calls to collect and release real-time data on antibiotic use by salmon companies, citing legal and accuracy concerns. The director said questions from the Greens about her commitment to transparency were an "attack" on her integrity. Tasmania's salmon industry wants a new permit to use the antibiotics again.