Peer reviewed paper: December 2006 - 26 pages
Transformation-induced Mutations in Transgenic Plants: Analysis and Biosafety Implications
by Allison Wilson, PhD, Jonathan Latham, PhD and Ricarda
Steinbrecher, PhD
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paper 898 KB pdf file
Report: January 2006 – 17 pages
V-GURTs (Terminator Technology): Design,
Reality and Inherent Risks
Submission to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, Working Group on Article 8(j) by EcoNexus and the Federation of German Scientists; lead author: Ricarda A. Steinbrecher, PhD.
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The report can also be found as the official Information
Document
UNEP/CBD/WG8J/4/INF/17 on the CBD website (http://www.biodiv.org/doc/
meetings/tk/wg8j-04/information/
wg8j-04-inf-17-en.pdf)
Technical
Report: October 2004 - 36 pages
Genome Scrambling – Myth or Reality? Transformation-Induced Mutations in Transgenic
Crop Plants
by Allison Wilson, PhD, Jonathan Latham, PhD
and Ricarda Steinbrecher, PhD
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summary: 88 KB pdf file
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report: 628 KB pdf file
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Report: July 2007 - 34 pages
Agrofuels: Towards a Reality Check in Nine Key Areas

This paper sets out critical concerns regarding direct and indirect impacts of agrofuel (production) in light of the current push to develop agrofuels in transport, especially in industrialised countries.
Report prepared in collaboration of eleven organisations for the SBSTTA 12 meeting of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD), Paris July 2007.
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report: 366 KB pdf file
Report: March 2005 - 30 pages
Argentina: A Case Study on the Impact of Genetically Engineered Soya
How producing RR soya is destroying the food security and sovereignty of Argentina
by Lilian Joensen, Stella Semino, Grupo de Reflexión Rural, Argentina and Helena Paul, EcoNexus for The Gaia Foundation
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Hungry Corporations
Transnational Biotech Companies Colonise the Food Chain
by Helena Paul and Ricarda Steinbrecher with
Devlin Kuyek & Lucy Michaels
All chapters now available as PDF files
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out more and get PDF files
ZED BOOKS, London 2003
‘Hungry
Corporations tells us how the biotech industry and their
captive governments use Third World hunger as the justification
for force feeding the world with GMOs, while it is really their
own hunger for profits and power which is driving the commercialization
of GM crops and foods. Written by authors who have been in the
frontline of fighting the biotech giants, Hungry Corporations is a valuable resource for researchers, activists and ordinary
citizens determined to defend their freedom’ – Vandana
Shiva, author, Staying Alive
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