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Public health benefits of strategies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions: urban land transport

• James Woodcock, Phil Edwards, +16 authors Ian Roberts
• The Lancet
• 2009

We used Comparative Risk Assessment methods to estimate the health effects of alternative urban land transport scenarios for two settings-London, UK, and Delhi, India. For each setting, we compared a… (More)

Moving urban trips from cars to bicycles: impact on health and emissions.

• Graeme C. Lindsay, Alex Macmillan, Alistair Woodward
• Australian and New Zealand journal of public…
• 2011

OBJECTIVE To estimate the effects on health, air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions if short trips (≤7 km) were undertaken by bicycle rather than motor car. METHOD Existing data sources were… (More)

A protoplast to plant system for the chrysanthemum Dendranthema zawadskii x D. grandiflora

• Graeme C. Lindsay, Susan E Ledger
• Plant Cell Reports
• 1993

Plantlets were regenerated from protoplasts of in vitro shoot cultures and leaf-derived de novo shoots of the chrysanthemum Dendranthema zawadskii x D. grandiflora. Isolated protoplasts reformed cell… (More)

Health and Climate Change 2 Public health benefi ts of strategies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions : urban land transport

• James Woodcock, Phil Edwards, +13 authors Dinesh Mohan
• 2009

We used Comparative Risk Assessment methods to estimate the health eff ects of alternative urban land transport scenarios for two settings—London, UK, and Delhi, India. For each setting, we compared… (More)

Protoplasts to plants of Gentianaceae. Regeneration of lisianthus (Eustoma grandiflorum) is affected by calcium ion preconditioning, osmolality and pH of the culture media

• Iona E. W. O'Brien, Graeme C. Lindsay
• Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture
• 2005

A reliable method has been developed for regeneration of whole plants from isolated protoplasts of five cultivars of lisianthus,Eustoma grandiflorum (Griseb.) Schinners (Gentianaceae). Protoplasts… (More)

Why New Zealand must rapidly halve its greenhouse gas emissions.

• Scott Metcalfe, Alistair Woodward, +23 authors Penny Kane
• The New Zealand medical journal
• 2009

New Zealand must commit to substantial decreases in its greenhouse gas emissions, to avoid the worst impacts of climate change on human health, both here and internationally. We have the fourth… (More)

Detection of protoplast-derived DNA tetraploid Lisianthus (Eustoma grandiflorum) plants by leaf and flower characteristics and by flow cytometry

• Graeme C. Lindsay, M. E. Hopping, Iona E. W. O'Brien
• Plant Cell, Tissue and Organ Culture
• 2004

Plants of lisianthus (Eustoma grandiflorum (Griesbach)Schinners=Lisianthus russellianus Hook.) were regenerated from protoplasts and grown in pots until flowering. Vegetative and floral… (More)

Carbon pricing in New Zealand: implications for public health.

• Divya Dhar, Alex Macmillan, Graeme C. Lindsay, Alistair Woodward
• The New Zealand medical journal
• 2009

The likely health effects of climate change make it one of the most pressing global public health issues of our time. Effects range from more intense and frequent cyclones, flooding, and heat waves… (More)

The price of Texas Tea: oil, that is.

• Alex Macmillan, Graeme C. Lindsay
• The New Zealand medical journal
• 2009

Electronic wonderland.

• Graeme C. Lindsay
• CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal…
• 2000

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