Environmental Issues

Brandt Commission 1980: North-south: A strategy for survival. London: Pan Books.

Burn D. 1979: Nuclear power and the energy gap: Politics and the atomic industry. London: MacMillan.

Central Electricity Generating Board 1979: Draft development review plan, 1978–79. London: CEGB.

Centre for Banking and International Finance 1980: First annual economic review. London: City University.

Chapman R. 1980: Home heating booster from the profits plan. The Guardian 17 January 1980, 13.

Commission on Energy and the Environment 1979: Review of activities, 1978–79, London: HMSO.

Cope D. Hills P. 1979: Coal takes its turn in the dock. New Scientist 25 October 1979, 258–63.

Cotgrove S. 1980: Environmentalism, middle class radicalism and politics. The Sociological Review, forthcoming.

Council for the Protection of Rural England 1979: Energy policy and local planning: A planning symposium. London.

Council for Science and Society 1979: Deciding about energy policy. London.

Davies A. 1979: What's wrong with quangos? London: Outer Circle Policy Unit.

Department of Energy 1979: Energy projections 1979. London: Department of Energy.

Department of the Environment 1979: United Kingdom Environment 1979: Progress of pollution control. Pollution Paper no. 16. London: HMSO.

Doyle G. Pearce D. W. 1979: Low energy strategies for the UK: Economics and incentives. Energy Policy 7, 346–51.

The Ecologist 1980: A plan to save the tropical forests. The Ecologist 10 (1–2). (72 pp.)

Environmental Data Services 1979: The pesticides safety precautions scheme. ENDS, 34 (September), 11–21.

Etemad S. 1979–80: The Guardian 25 October 1979, 20; 8 November 1979, 20; 17 January 1980, 13; 7 February 1980, 13.

Feist M. J. 1978: A study of management agreements. Countryside Commission Paper no. 114. London: HMSO.

Fells I. 1980: Letter to The Times, 29 January 1980, 12.

Fishlock D. 1979: Disillusionment with US nuclear power policies. Financial Times 23 October 1979, 16.

Flowers B. 1976: Air pollution control: An integrated approach. Fifth Report of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution, Cmnd. 6371. London: HMSO.

Foreman N. 1979: Another Britain. London: Bow Publications.

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1980: World trade 1979. Geneva: GATT.

Hall P. 1980: Dark prospect. Town and Country Planning 49, 11–12.

HM Government 1980: Report on non-departmental public bodies. Cmnd 7797. London: HMSO.

Hines C. Searle G. 1979: Automatic unemployment: A discussion of the impact of microelectronic technology in UK employment and the responses this demands. London: Earth Resources Research.

Holland P. 1979: Quangos: A definitive survey. London: Conservative Central Office.

Höpfner K. 1979: West Germany: A nuclear incident every three days. Nature 281, 418.

Hoyle F. Hoyle G. 1979: Commensense in nuclear energy. London: Heinemann Educational.

International Union for the Conservation of Nature 1980: World conservation strategies. Geneva: IUCN.

Kasperson R. E. Hohenemser C. Kasperson J. K. Kates R. W. 1979: Responding to Three Mile Island: Institutional pathways. Worcester, Massachusetts: Center for Technology, Environment and Development, Clark University.

Kemeny G. 1979: Report of the President's Commission on the Three Mile Island accident. Washington, DC: Government Printing Office.

Kornberg H. 1979: Agriculture and pollution. 7th Report of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution, Cmnd 7644. London: HMSO.

Leach G. Lewis C. Roming F. van Buren A. Foley G. 1979: A low energy strategy for the United Kingdom. London: International Institute for Environment and Development.

Lerch I. 1980: Risk and fear. New Scientist 3 January 1980, 8–11.

Marshall W. 1980: The Guardian 31 January 1980, 13; 21 February 1980, 18.

Mather J. D. Greenwood D. A. Greenwood P. B. 1979: Burying Britain's radioactive waste. Nature 281, 332–33.

Mitchell R. C. 1979: Public opinion toward nuclear energy. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.

Moore N. 1980: When there are no butterflies to catch. The Guardian, 10 January 1980, 11.

Myers N. 1979: The sinking ark. Oxford: Pergamon.

National Economic Development Office 1980: Heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Progress Report. London: NEDO.

Norris J. F. 1980: A decade of crisis: The next ten years for the world economy. Philadelphia: International Economics Chase Econometrics.

Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development 1979: Facing the future: Mastering the probable and managing the unpredictable. Paris: OECD.

O'Riordan T. 1979: Environmental issues. Progress in Physical Geography 3, 573–86.

Outer Circle Policy Unit 1979: The big public inquiry: A proposed new procedure for the impartial investigation of projects with major national implications. London: OCPU.

Papon P. 1979: Why France had no public nuclear debate. Nature 281, 94–95.

Papadopoulos R. 1979: UK energy demand—prehistoric trends and present realities. Energy Policy 7, 259–60.

Pearce D. W. Edwards L. Beuret G. 1979: Decision making for energy futures. London: MacMillan.

Reading B. Cockle P. Morgan N. 1980: The worst must come first … improving much later? The Guardian 2 January 1980, 6.

Ridker R. G. Cecelski F. W. 1979: Resources environment and population: The nature of future limits. Population Bulletin 34 (3). (39 pp.)

Ritter J. 1979: France faces a cold winter. Nature 282, 436.

Robinson C. 1980: Evidence submitted to Belvoir Inquiry. Bristol: Department of the Environment.

Rogovin M. 1980: Volume 1: Three Mile Island. Washington, DC: Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

Royal Town Planning Institute 1979: Coal and the environment. London: RTPI.

Shaw K. R. 1979: Capital cost escalation and the choice of power stations. Energy Policy 7, 321–28.

Smith V. K. editor, 1979: Scarcity and growth reconsidered. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.

Stott M. Taylor P. 1980: The nuclear controversy. London: Town and Country Planning Association.

Surrey J. Thomas S. 1980: Worldwide nuclear plant performance. Brighton: Science Policy Research Unit.

Sweet C. 1980: Letter to The Guardian, 29 January 1980, 12.

Thomas H. editor, 1979: The quality of life. Report of the British Association Study Group on Science and the Quality of Life. London: British Association.

Torrey L. 1979: The accident at Three Mile Island. New Scientist 8 November 1979, 424–28.

Touraine A. 1979: Political ecology: A demand to live differently—now. New Society 8 November 1979, 307–309.

Tucker A. 1980: Who keeps quiet when the reactors are cracking up? The Guardian 31 January 1980, 15.

Ward B. 1979: Progress for a small planet. Harmondsworth: Penguin.

Ward C. 1980: Into the irregular eighties. Town and Country Planning 49, 5–6.

Weigntman G. 1979: The anti-nuke explosion. New Society 8 November 1979, 310–11.

Whiteside T. 1979: The pendulum and the toxic cloud: The course of dioxin contamination. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press.