List of EcoNexus Publications

Who’s in Charge?

(6 pages)

For Programme on Corporations, Law and Democracy - Guest Paper - Original paper from 1998

Agriculture and Climate Change - Real Problems, False Solutions

(44 pages)

Report published for the Conference of the Parties, COP15, of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen, December 2009.

Global agrofuel crops as contested sustainability, Part I: Sustaining what development?

(17 pages)

Real problems, false solutions

(7 pages)

Seedling, October 2009

Large-scale bioenergy must be excluded from the renewable energy definition

Declaration

(1 page)

Argentina: A Case Study on the Impact of Genetically Engineered Soya

How producing RR soya is destroying the food security and sovereignty of Argentina

(30 pages)

for The Gaia Foundation

Interview: Thai Rice Farmer on GM crops

Daoreung Pheudphon explains why GM crops are a threat to farmers and won’t feed the world

(2 pages)

Carried out in Bangkok at a public rice fair, 20 February 2005.

GM chicken - a solution to bird flu?

Why we should continue to oppose the inclusion of agriculture in the climate negotiations

(11 pages)

Feed the world?

(4 pages)

The Ecologist, November 2008.

Global Agrofuel Crops as Contested Sustainability Part II: Eco-Efficient Techno-fixes?

Capitalism Nature Socialism, Volume 22, 2011

A dangerous precedent

The UK Nuffield Council on Bioethics proposes five ethical principles and a duty to develop biofuels instead of the Precautionary Principle

(2 pages)

English version of an article forthcoming in German in the June issue of umwelt aktuell.

GM crops are driving genocide and ecocide - keep them out of the EU!

The Ecologist, February 2014

Terminator Technology

The Threat to World Food Security

(4 pages)

The Ecologist, Sept/Oct 1998

Corporations at Rio+20

Information concerning Innovative Financial Mechanisms (IFMs): Offset Programmes

A submission to the CBD Secretariat concerning decision X/3

(13 pages)

Potential Ecological and Social Impacts of Genetically Engineered Trees

Commentary on the official background paper by the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) entitled “The Potential Environmental, Cultural and Socio-Economic Impacts of Genetically Modified Trees” (UNEP/CBD/SBSTTA/13/INF/6)

(7 pages)

Prepared for CBD SBSTTA 13 Meeting, Rome, Italy, 18-22 February, 2008

Global Agrofuel Crops as Dispossession

In: Sparking A Worldwide Energy Revolution: Social Struggles in the Transition to a Post-petrol World / Kolya Abramsky ed.

Biochar Knowledge Gaps

Commentary

(7 pages)

Coming to your table?

GMO crops resistant to 'war herbicide' 2,4D

The Ecologist, May 2014

Hungry Corporations: transnational biotech companies colonise the food chain

(242 pages)

Zed Books, London & New York

Food Security and Food Safety

Assumptions, Technology, Research and Sustainability

Paper given at the Annual Conference of the Federation of German Scientists (Vereinigung Deutscher Wissenschaftler – VDW)

Are we continuing to fuel Biodiversity Loss?

Biofuels, Bioenergy, Biochar and the Technologies of the new Bioeconomy

(2 pages)

Genetically Engineered Trees & Risk Assessment

An overview of risk assessment and risk management issues

(30 pages)

Published by the Federation of German Scientists. Presented at CBD COP9 negotiations on GE trees

Gene Drives - a report on their science, applications, social aspects, ethics and regulations

(341 pages)

Gene Drives website