List of EcoNexus Publications

'Climate-Smart Agriculture' - preparing for a corporate soil and climate-grab in Paris?

The Ecologist, 26 November 2015

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.

A Foreseeable Disaster: The European Union’s agroenergy policies and the global land and water grab

(40 pages)

Published by Transnational Institute, FDCL and Econexus for Hands off the Land Alliance

African Agricultural Growth Corridors and the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition: Who benefits, who loses?

(17 pages)

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.

Agriculture and soils in carbon trading

(2 pages)

Agrofuel Moratorium Call

Agrofuels and the Myth of the Marginal Lands

(8 pages)

Agrofuels: Towards a Reality Check in Nine Key Areas

(36 pages)

Report submitted to the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in preparation for SBSTTA 12 (July 2007, Paris, France).

AGROPOLY - A handful of corporations control world food production

(18 pages)

Are we continuing to fuel Biodiversity Loss?

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

(2 pages)

Argentina and GM soya

The Cost of Complying with US Pressure

(2 pages)

Excerpt from Hungry Corporations - transnational biotech companies colonize the food chain

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

Arguments against a proposed programme of work on agriculture under the UNFCCC’s scientific advice committee (SBSTA)

Biochar Knowledge Gaps

Commentary

(7 pages)

Biodiversity should not be expected to earn its living in the market

(1 page)

ECO 41(1)

Bioenergy Out: Why bioenergy should not be included in the next EU Renewable Energy Directive

(10 pages)

Biofuels: how many are invasive alien species?

(1 page)

ECO 40(3)

Biotech Companies COMPACTing their responsibilties

(2 pages)

ECO 43(3) published at MOP4 in Hyderabad, October 2012 - www.cbd-alliance.org

Briefing Paper on Transgenic Trees

Implications for Human Health, Biodiversity and Biosafety

(2 pages)

Prepared for CBD COP8 (available in English, Spanish and Portugese)

Business and Biodiversity: A Licence to Operate

(2 pages)

ECO 45, p. 4-6

Calling the corporations to account

(4 pages)

Can sustainability criteria for certification of agrofuels be effective?

(4 pages)

in: Policy Department Economic and Scientific Policy Sustainable Biofuel Production in Tropical and Subtropical Countries Workshop proceedings 12 June 2008, p. 19-22

Canada in violation of international obligations to the CBD

Ocean-fertilisation & Geoengineeiring scheme

(1 page)

ECO 44(10)

Carbon - The New Cash Crop

(4 pages)

The Land, Autumn 2010, Issue 9, pp.15-18