Research and analysis

Environmental quality and social deprivation

The relationship between environmental quality and social deprivation was investigated since there was a lack of an evidence base for policy development.

From:
Environment Agency
Published
25 June 2005

Documents

Environmental Quality & Social Deprivation

Ref: LIT 2227

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Environmental Quality & Social Deprivation Phase II: National Analysis of Flood Hazard, IPC Industries & Air Quality

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The aim of this project was to improve the Environment Agency’s understanding of the relationship between environmental quality and social deprivation. Whilst there has been a general recognition that deprived communities are likely to experience disproportionate levels of pollution and other forms of environmental degradation, the evidence-base for policy development by the Agency and others has been lacking.

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Published 25 June 2005

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