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This report presents the findings of a short project that explored the current state of knowledge on airborne antimicrobial resistance.
This project has developed an approach to find out information about nitrogen sources in wetlands by looking at nitrogen transported via the atmosphere and water.
This project examined the sources of nitrogen contributing to nutrient enrichment at two nationally designated groundwater-dependent terrestrial ecosystems.
This project explored the potential for using DNA techniques to track and monitor small animals in rivers.
This project has improved a DNA based method to monitor and assess the make-up of diatom communities in rivers.
This project has produced a literature review of the factors affecting removal of nitrate in groundwater by denitrification.
This project investigated a statistical approach known as clustering to distinguish microseismic events induced by hydraulic fracturing.
This project aimed to identify appropriate mathematical methods for analysing environmental data near onshore oil and gas sites.
This project reviews computer models that are used by the oil and gas industry to understand how subsurface hydraulic fracturing will progress.
This project reviewed data on how well waste industrial gases are broken down by burning in flares.
A study looking at the potential impact on groundwater quality from abandoned oil and gas wells.
This project examined how subsurface activities for unconventional and conventional oil and gas exploration might have an impact on groundwater.
Environment Agency data for the wastes accepted and removed from sites with environmental permits for waste management activities. This is a summary of the data for 2017.
This study shows how climate change may increase the risk of eutrophication in English rivers, reducing water quality.
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