Environmental Issues

Anderson P. 1985: Habitat and landscape conservation: Current strategies in the National Parks. ECOS 6, 18–24.

Ardill J. 1986: Developers limber up for a fight on the town. The Guardian, 7 January 1986.

Black D. 1984: Investigation of the possible increased incidence of cancer in West Cumbria. London: HMSO.

Blunden J. Curry N. editors, 1985: The changing countryside. London: Croom Helm.

Connett D. , 1986: Sellafield. A bad case of exposure. Sunday Times, 23 February 1986.

Countryside Commission 1986: Thirteen sensitive areas: A priority for protection. Countryside Commission News 19.

Cutter S. L. 1984: Emergency preparedness and planning for nuclear power plant accidents. Applied Geography 4, 235–45.

Dudley N. 1986: The Food and Environment Protection Act, ECOS. 7, 44–46.

Environmental Data Services 1985: Towards an international treaty on hazardous waste shipments. 123.

European Documentation Series 1984: The European Community's environmental policy, second edition.

European File 1985: The European Community and environmental protection. 5.

Forestry Commission 1985: 65th annual report and accounts for the year ended 31 March 1985. London: HMSO.

Friends of the Earth 1985. Final report: Tree Dieback survey.

Haigh N. 1984: EEC environmental policy and Britain. Environmental Data Services.

Hall D. 1984: A strategy that has to come clean. Town and Country Planning 53, 37–45.

Hall P. 1985: Land of Green Ginger Groups. The Times, 24 October 1985.

Heath M. 1985: Deep digging for nuclear waste disposal. New Scientist 1480, 30–32.

Hine L. Rowan-Robinson J. 1984: ’Down in the forest something stirred': Issues raised by the Lyndhurst planning inquiry. Planning Outlook 27.

House of Commons 1985: Food and Environment Protection Bill (Lords) March 19-April 30, 1985 Minutes of Proceedings. House of Commons Papers. London: HMSO.

House of Commons 1986: Environment Committee: First report 1985–86. London: HMSO.

Long T. 1985: Environmental assessment in the United Kingdom. ECOS 6, 30–32.

Miller E. W. Miller R. M. 1985: Environmental hazards–radioactive materials and wastes: A bibliography. Vance Bibliographies, Public Administration Series, P-1616.

Mills S. 1986: Roads run over conservation. New Scientist 1496, 44–46.

Milne R. 1985: Government fears tritium pollution over Thames Valley. New Scientist 20.

Milne R. , 1986: Inquiry begins into leukaemias in children. New Scientist 1493, 24.

Netter T. W. 1985: Pollution threatening Swiss and German forests. Environmental Conservation 12, 27–73.

Nield E. 1985: Onshore oil is set to grow. New Scientist 1472, 36–40.

Phillips A. 1985: Conservation at the crossroads: The countryside. Geographical Journal 151, 237–45.

Rogers A. 1985: The countryside handbook. London: Croom Helm.

Rose C. 1984: The case for a Natural Heritage Bill. ECOS 5, 42–48.

Rose C. , 1985: Acid rain falls on British woodlands. New Scientist 1482, 52–57.

Short J. 1984: New pressures on London's Green Belt. Geographical Magazine 56, 90–92.

Smyth R. 1985: Why our trees are dying. The Times, 28 August 1985.

Stroud D. 1985: The case of Duich Moss. ECOS 6, 46–48.

Williams G. M. Stuart A. Holmes D. C. 1985: Investigation of the geology of the low-level radioactive waste burial site at Drigg, Cumbria. British Geological Survey Report 17(3).

Young J. 1985: Three-way threat to public health. The Times, 3 June 1985.

Zeigler D. J. Johnson J. H. 1984: Evacuation behaviour in response to nuclear power plant accidents. Professional Geographer 36, 207–15.