Interview with Theo Colborn in the Japan Times. 28 October 2000.

Building Scientific Consensus on Endocrine Disruptors Editorial in Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, Vol., 17, No. 1, pp. 1-2, 1998 1998 SETAC

GEA Conference, Tokyo, Japan. A Humanity Crisis. 12 October 2001.

Harvard Seminar on Environmental Values: From The Land Ethic to the Uncharted Territory of Global Humanity. 15 December 1999.

Good genes gone bad. New science is opening the possibility that many of today's chronic diseases may be preventable.

The emerging science of endocrine disruption. With LJ Guillette, P Palanza, S Parmigiani, SH Swan and FS vom Saal.

Scientific Heaven, Regulatory Hell. International Symposium on Endocrine Disruption, Hiroshima, Japan. November 2002.

From Silent Spring to Scientific Revolution. An essay in San Francisco Medicine, November 2002.

Disrupting Life's Messages. Commentary in UNEP's Our Planet Magazine. February 2002.

Op-ed in the New Jersey Star Ledger on Bush's war on the environment. 11 April 2001.

At the invitation of the editors of The Anniston Star (Anniston, Alabama) I contributed an op-ed on Monsanto's PCB legacy in Anniston (25 February 2001). Solutia (the chemical descendent of Monsanto) criticized my essay, and the editors gave me an opportunity to respond. Solutia has since received more scrutiny in the press (Washington Post, front page 1 January 2002)