The failure of the Dover woodchip dump is a victory for a community of 600 dedicated to preserving its lifestyle and job-rich hospitality industry, Bob Brown said tonight. 

Mondays packed public meeting in Huonville was the proposal's death-knell: it put on show the huge public opposition. 

This decision is more about pent-up public opinion than penned-up Tassal salmon. It flags a wider feeling in Tasmania that industrial logging is nowadays bad news for Tasmania's transformed economy.