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Methods to estimate and combine background concentrations and with process contributions.
Research on the effects of different types of piles on the risks to groundwater and archaeological resources.
The results of a survey on bioaccessibility testing of metals in soils.
International workshop on bioaerosols from green-waste composting
Given the scale and diversity of social, economic, technological and other change over the next 25 years, what is the range of plausible futures for the pressures on the UK environment between now and 2030?
Prioritisation and monitoring of veterinary medicines of potential environmental concern.
This is an investigation into the distribution of water shrews throughout Britain and represents the first ever national baseline survey of the species.
Report details an investigation into the use of particle tracking with the Environment Agency's variable hydraulic conductivity with depth groundwater model: MODFLOWVKD
The objective of this project is to develop a stand-alone software package to support the revised version of the flood estimation handbook, volume 4.
A literature review of the current state of knowledge on attenuation processes that attenuate mining-derived pollutants at the groundwater-surface water interface.
This is a summary of research done as part of the improving institutional and social responses to flooding project.
This report summarises work carried out under Work Package 3 of the project Improving Institutional and Social Responses to Flooding.
Report proposes a new analysis tool to help Environment Agency staff decide how much collaboration is appropriate in different situations, to improve flood and coastal erosion risk management.
The aim of this project was to produce flood warnings that work, so that they are more targeted, matched to the perceptions and behaviours of different social groupings, including vulnerable communities.
Research in how to improve people’s responses to flood warnings
Improving institutional and social responses to flooding
The use of a mutlivariate profiling approach to quantifying the functional diversity of soil microbial communities.
Workshop summary on chronic aquatic ecotoxicity testing of human pharmaceuticals discussions and conclusions.
Continuous isokinetic sampling for measuring dioxins and furans in emissions to atmosphere.
The project assessed a set of land use scenarios aimed at protecting groundwater quality. The Slea catchment was used as a typical example of lowland UK.
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