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Council Publications

Articles - 19

Overrated: New Zealand’s Emissions Reduction Target for 2020
14-Dec-2009

Making Our Children Pay for Polluter Subsidies
23-Sep-2009

A Climate For Protection Money
23-Jul-2008

The Coming Carbon Crunch
31-May-2008

Heat Treatment
24-Mar-2007

Keeping Tabs on Rogue GMOs
22-May-2006

Rural NZ Supports Food Production Remaining GM Free
01-Oct-2005

New Rules to Keep Food Pure
29-Sep-2004

Weeding Out Contamination
22-Sep-2004

GM Safety Net Has Too Many Holes
14-Oct-2003

Betting the Farm on GM Foods
01-Sep-2003

GM Food Production Would Damage Brand NZ
06-Aug-2003

A case against genetically modified food
30-Apr-2003

Market Resistance to GM Food Exports: Lessons from the US
24-Feb-2003

The Year of the Dog
01-Jan-2003

GM Contamination No Reason to Lift Zero Tolerance Policy
03-Oct-2002

GE fine for medicines but food value doubtful
18-Aug-2002

GM Contamination “Inevitable” if NZ Adopts GM Agriculture
08-Aug-2002

New Zealanders and their Land
01-Aug-2002

Newsletters - 2

01 July 2002 PDF/ 273 kb

12 January 2002 PDF/ 78Kb

Briefings -

Loopholes Negate Copenhagen Pledges for Emission Reductions
21 December 2009

Overrated - New Zealand's Emissions Reduction Target for 2020
15 December 2009

ETS: Bill to a Future Generation
12 November 2009

Australia's Indefensible Climate Change Targets
20 March 2009

Corporate Welfare Under the ETS
18 June 2008

The Carbon Challenge
30 April 2008

Food Safety Credibility - The Regulatory Response to GM Lysine Corn
09 October 2007

When Venturing Into Foreign Parts
04 October 2007

A Convenient Untruth
27 June 2007

Popular Decarbonisation
02 November 2006

Germany's Liability Law for GMO Cultivation
03 July 2006

NZ Out in Front on GM Sterile Seeds
22 March 2006

Brave New Biosecurity
07 March 2006

Contaminated Land - Pass the Parcel
04 May 2005

Financial Accountability for Hazardous Substances
07 December 2004

Seeding Purity
21 July 2004

GM and GM Foods: FAQ
22 September 2003

Clean Green Wine. Why NZ Should Remain a GM Free Food Producer
08 August 2003

Australian States Reject GM Food Production
25 July 2003

The Case for NZ Remaining a GM Free Food Producer
23 July 2003

EU Moratorium on GMOs – More than a Trade Barrier
15 March 2003

Lessons from the US: Market Rejection of GM Foods
24 February 2003

GM in Context
21 July 2002

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Heat Treatment

24-Mar-2010
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