Graham Lloyd wrote about Bob Brown in this morning's Australian. Herewith, former Greens leader Bob Brown responds.
The Australian's "Environment editor", Graham Lloyd, fresh from his recent tirades against Australian scientists' claims that The Great Barrier Reef is being damaged by climate change, has today written about that fraction of Tasmania's World Heritage value forests that has been protected.
The article begins:
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Bob Brown is challenging the constitutional validity of Tasmania's protest laws -- a subject the guardians of free speech in parliament and the media have had little say about.
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