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This document will enable the Environment Agency to develop a more consistent approach to underground fuel storage tank (UST) planning review policy.
A review of the possible environmental impacts of de-icing chemicals used in the UK.
A user manual for the trophic diatom index.
A feasibilty study into the exposure commitment approach to the derivation of environmental assessment levels.
This manual provides guidance on the restoration of riverine trout habitat.
A focused literature review of studies of nitrogen loading and groundwater pollution from non-agricultural sources of nitrogen.
General research in groundwater pollution for field staff in the Environment Agency.
The removal of technetium from EARP waste streams
Inflammation or ulceration of the mucous membrane of the upper respiratory passages or mouth by dust, liquid, or vapour: IIAC report.
A report on the self-employed in construction and agriculture by the Industrial Injuries Advisory Council (IIAC).
COMARE’s third report: investigates childhood cancer rates close to the Atomic Weapons Research Establishment and the Royal Ordnance Factory.
This publication provides information on the sources of water used on farms and estimates of the percentage of water used from these sources. The information comes from the 2013/14 Farm Business Survey.
Annual incidents of fly-tipping and actions taken in England.
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