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Aquatic macroinvertebrate fauna and habitat quality of river corridors were surveyed to provide information on the status of freshwater habitats and to determine change by comparison with earlier studies.
A study to understand how social issues amplify or attenuate the feeling of risk or harm.
A literature review was carried out to assess the usefulness of remote sensing techniques in monitoring programmes.
An alternative indicator based on hydrological and particularly extreme event data is considered more appropriate to analyse patterns of flood behaviour over time.
An assessment has been made of current and future technology for the detection and enumeration of microbial faecal indicators in environmental waters.
The results of a study of the current and likely developments in biotechnology with an assessment of the effects on Environment Agency activities.
This study considers the potential environmental impacts associated with implementing the 2015 targets for recycling.
The results of a review of the different options available for pre-treatment of waste prior to landfilling.
The workshop aimed to raise awareness about current understanding of how the public perceive risk and the implications for risk communication.
The results of a study of soil biological and chemical properties collected under the MASQ project as part of the nationwide Countryside Survey 2000.
This project reviews the range and effectiveness of existing and new approaches to source treatment of dense non-aqueous phase liquids.
Provides a discussion on aspects of COMAH environmental risk assessment to inform Environment Agency officers responsible for assessing safety reports.
A critical review of in-vitro methods for the measurement of the oral bioaccessibility of metals and metalloids in soils.
A study to review existing knowledge on background levels of contaminants in Scottish soils.
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