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It is important for watershed managers to be able to identify and prioritise stressors at particular sites and develop appropriate strategies to protect rivers in England and Wales.
This report summarises what is known about the effect of temperature on various life-history stages salmonids native to the streams and rivers of England.
This report (HPA-RPD-043) concerns delays between harvesting or collection of food products and consumption in radiological assessments.
This document contains a synopsis of causation occurring in urinary calculus.
Data from 2006/07 of the Taking Part survey produced by DCMS were released on 21 August 2008
This report provides a processes to predict metal background concentrations in soils.
This report (HPA-RPD-039) contains the 2006 results of the Health Protection Agency (HPA) environmental radioactivity surveillance programme.
This document contains the following information: Law Commission: tenth programme of law reform.
Experience of compulsory metering is currently limited and this project sets out to consolidate and examine the available evidence in four key areas.
This document contains the following information: School Teachers' Review Body seventeenth report, part two - 2008.
Scientific review of estimating water resources potential for every catchment in England and Wales.
Evaluation of the impact of the Licensing Act 2003: Licensing Act 2003 and tackling alcohol-related harm 4 March 2008 The Secretary of State…
The ‘Way Forward’ document proposes that those denominations that operate under the exemption can continue to do so.
With air quality still a critical issue, for the UK and globally, the Environment Agency is charged with finding practical solutions to complex regulatory issues in England and Wales.
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