Look beyond pulp mill feed: Greens

By Matt Maloney
Updated December 14 2013 - 9:18am, first published 1:00am
Greens resources spokesman Kim Booth with wood products made from plantation timber.  Picture: GEOFF ROBSON
Greens resources spokesman Kim Booth with wood products made from plantation timber. Picture: GEOFF ROBSON

THE Tasmanian Greens believe that the state's plantation hardwood supply will deliver a better return to plantation owners if used for furniture and in construction rather than pulp mill feed.

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