List of EcoNexus Publications
Some of our publications are (more) technical, also providing a thorough review of the scientific literature to a specific topic coupled with original analysis.
All publications are either completely online or can be downloaded as PDF.
Displaying 76 - 98 of 98Title | Date | Type | Files | Related Topics |
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Why 'marginal' land does not solve the biofuel problems(1 page) |
Aug 2008 | Briefing | ||
Business and Biodiversity: A Licence to Operate(2 pages) ECO 45, p. 4-6 |
Dec 2012 | Article | ||
Rio+20, the “Green Economy” and the Real Priorities(2 pages) Forest Cover, No. 37, p. 5-6 |
Mar 2011 | Article | ||
Golden Rice, Patents and Vitamin A Deficiency(4 pages) Excerpt from Hungry Corporations - transnational biotech companies colonize the food chain |
Sep 2003 | Briefing | ||
Ecological Consequences of Genetic Engineering(14 pages) In: Redesigning Life? The worldwide challenge to Genetic Engineering. Ed. Brian Tokar |
Mar 2001 | Chapter | ||
New Genetic Engineering Techniques: Precaution, Risk, and the Need to Develop Prior Societal Technology Assessment(11 pages) In: Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, Vol 59, Issue 5 (The Precautionary Principle Under Fire), pages 38-47 (2017) |
Aug 2017 | Article | ||
UK agricultural research: a different approach is urgently neededFor whom? Questioning the food and farming research agenda - a special edition magazine from the Food Ethics Council |
Jan 2018 | Opinion piece | ||
Agrofuels and the Myth of the Marginal Lands(8 pages) |
Aug 2008 | Briefing | ||
The CaMV 35S PromoterGovernment and Corporate Scientific Incompetence: |
Dec 2002 | Briefing | ||
Green economy and biofuels: what did the CBD say ?(1 page) Eco "Post-COP 10", Vol 36(1), p.1 & 6 |
Mar 2011 | Article | ||
Argentina and GM soyaThe Cost of Complying with US Pressure(2 pages) Excerpt from Hungry Corporations - transnational biotech companies colonize the food chain |
Sep 2003 | Briefing | ||
Golden Rice - Is this the way to solve malnutrition?(4 pages) Biotechnology and Development Monitor, No. 44, p. 18-22. |
Mar 2001 | Article | ||
The Emperor’s New Clothes - 'New Breeding Techniques' and synthetic biology - genetic engineering by another nameThe Ecologist, 04 April 2017 |
Apr 2017 | |||
Transformation-induced Mutations in Transgenic PlantsAnalysis and Biosafety Implications(29 pages) In: Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering Reviews, Vol 23, December 2006, pp. 209-237 |
Dec 2006 | Scientific Paper | ||
Committee on World Food Security: High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition draft report: Biofuels and Food SecurityComments from Biofuelwatch, EcoNexus and Global Forest Coalition(8 pages) |
Jan 2013 | Commentary | ||
Finance, targets, green economy and innovative financial mechanisms(1 page) ECO "Post-COP 10", Vol 36(1), p. 5 |
Mar 2011 | Article | ||
GM-Gene Flow (b)Horizontal gene transfer of viral inserts from GM plants to viruses(8 pages) |
Feb 2004 | Technical Report | ||
Patenting GenesStifling Research and Jeopardising Healthcare(4 pages) |
Mar 2001 | Briefing | ||
Synthetic biology: A continuing challenge for the CBD(1 page) [square brackets], issue 10 (May 2016) |
May 2016 | |||
Genome Scrambling – Myth or Reality?Transformation-Induced Mutations in Transgenic Crop Plants(36 pages) |
Sep 2004 | Technical Report | ||
African Agricultural Growth Corridors and the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition: Who benefits, who loses?(17 pages) |
May 2013 | Report | ||
CSO statement on the planned field release of GM mosquitosStatement of Concern from Civil Society Organizations Regarding Field Release of Genetically Modified Mosquitoes(5 pages) |
Dec 2010 | Open Letter | ||
Genetic DialecticThe Biological Politics of Genetically Modified Trees(12 pages) joint Cornerhouse / EcoNexus publication |
Dec 2000 | Briefing |
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