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This report is an evaluation of DFID’s programme in Sierra Leone from 2002-2007.
This report is an evaluation of DFID’s programme in Sierra Leone from 2002-2007. The period follows ten years of instability and civil war.
‘Policy dialogue’ with other development partners has become an increasingly important part of DFID’s work
Report on a new method for calculating dose rates to biota from radon and its daughters.
Case study looking at adapting waste site management as a result of climate change.
Aims to understand Carbon Capture Storage (CCS) policy and the Environment Agencys regulatory role.
Scientific review of using a tiered approach to assess metal compliance in surface waters
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.
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