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Stringer, R. L., Johnston, P.A., & Costner, P. (1995) Production of PCDD/Fs by the PVC industry. Greenpeace Research Laboratories, 1995: 6 pp. Download Paper
Johnson, P. (1995). “Brent Spar” Abandonment: An Overview. Greenpeace Research Laboratories, 1995.: 7 pp Download Paper
Allsopp, M.A., Jewell, V.T. & Johnston, P.A. (1995). The effects of organophosphorous pesticides on human health. Publ: Greenpeace International, Amsterdam; 32pp. ISBN 90-73361-24-9: 20 pp. Download Report
Jacobs, M.N., Johnston, P.A., French, M.C., Wyatt, C.L. & Santillo, D. (1997). Organochlorine pesticides and PCB residues in pharmaceutical and industrial grade fish oils. International Journal on Environment and Pollution. 8, (1/2) 74-93: 28 pp. Download Paper
