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With shares in timber giant Gunns at an eight-year low and placed on a trading halt yesterday, the future of the company's planned $2 billion pulp mill in Tasmania's Tamar Valley seems more problematic than ever. Even Tasmanian premier David Bartlett reportedly told anti-mill protesters he didn't think that the mill will ever be built. And yesterday, Greens Senator Christine Milne challenged Environment Minister Peter Garrett to release a potentially damming CSIRO report on the 64,000 tonnes of effluent from the mill that will be pumped every day into Bass Strait.

Guests

Peter Garrett
Environment Minister

Reporter

Producer Gregg Borschmann

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