Trading Away the Environment

This paper was included as a chapter in the book "Toxic Struggles. The Theory and Practice of Environmental Justice", edited by Richard Hofrichter,

Impacts of NAFTA on Sustainable Agriculture

One of IATP's earliest analyses of NAFTA, predicting the devastating effects that NAFTA would have on people and the land.

NAFTA: The New Rules of Corporate Conquest

Truck Scales and Economies of Scale: Weighing NAFTA and the Politics of Transportation

Rendering Rio Moot: Trade Policy at the Earth Summit

  The 1992 United Nations Conference for Environment and Development (UNCED), also known as the Earth Summit, in Rio de Janeiro, was the first of the large international conferences focused on the global environment.

U.S. Citizen's Analysis of the North American Free Trade Agreement

NAFTA negotiations were very secretive with little information provided to the U.S. Congress and the public knowing even less. This analysis was put together by citizens' groups from the U.S. who worked in teams to analyze NAFTA's impact on thirteen specific issue sectors. The intent of this analysis was to contribute to an informed public debate prior to the passage of NAFTA.

Contingent Commodity Program Options and Their Implications for Agricultural Sustainability

The Decoupled Approach to Agriculture

Impact of GATT on World Hunger

IMPACT OF PAST GATT RULES ON FOOD SELF-RELIANCE

Alternatives to Agricultural Trade War

Summary from the Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) Briefing, December 1987: