Rice – food safety concerns and environmental dangers
Cotter, J. (2005) Genetically EngineeredBtRice – food safety concerns and environmental dangers. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 05/2005: 6 pp. Download
Cotter, J. (2005) Genetically EngineeredBtRice – food safety concerns and environmental dangers. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 05/2005: 6 pp. Download
Cotter, J. (2005)Environmental and health concerns of genetically engineered (GE) crops in animal feed.Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note11/2005, September 2005: 6 pp. Download
Cotter, J. (2005)Problemy ekologiczne I zdrowotne zwiazane z modyfikowanv genetycznie (GM) pasza dla zwierzat. Zielone Brygady. Pismo ekolog�, Nr 7-8 (209-210) pp. 60-64. (Polish)
Lorch, A. & Cotter, J. (2005) EFSA fails again: insect resistant GM Bt maize 1507 (C/ES/01/01) should not be grown in Europe.Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 13/2005, December 2005: 11 pp. Download
Everard, M. & Johnston, P. (2005) Over-tempered radicalism.The Environmentalist(Magazine of the IEMA), September 2005: 24-26 Download
Johnston, P. & Santillo, D. (2005). The Canadian seal hunt: no management and no plan. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 02/2005, Publ. Greenpeace International, Amsterdam, March 2005, ISBN 9073361-86-9: 23 pp. Download
Then, C. & Cotter, J. (2005). All that glitters is not gold: the false hope of “Golden Rice”. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 03/2005, 6 pp. Download
Walker, N., Johnston, P. & Santillo, D. (2005)Hidden depths and hidden dangers: Conservation of seamount ecosystems.Poster presented at Annual Meeting of the Society for Conservation Biology, University of Brasilia, 15th-19th July 2005 Download poster
Walters, A., Santillo, D. & Johnston, P. (2005). Environmental and human health concerns relating to synthetic musk compounds. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical Note 07/2005, June 2005: 13 pp. Download
Brigden, K. Santillo, D. (2004). Environmental heavy metal contamination arising from the Xianjin and GP NiCd battery manufacturing facilities Huizhou, Guandong, China, 2004. Greenpeace Research Laboratories Technical NOte 08/2004:18pp. Download Report