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This study was undertaken to evaluate the potential of commercially available bone meal as a remedial treatment for immobilising heavy metals in contaminated soils.
Review of molecular dimension models as indicators of low bioaccumulation potential
This report describes how land use maps produced in the 1930s contain a wealth of information that could still prove useful today.
This report provides up to-date information on endocrine disrupting chemicals, which are thought to cause hormonal and sex changes in aquatic organisms such as dogwhelks and fish.
A review of models used for predicting the bioaccumulation of organic contaminants along aquatic, terrestrial and human food chains for use in standard setting.
Validation of 2 bioaccumulation models for use in setting of chemical standards for organic chemicals that are protective of aquatic food chains.
This report presents the results of a review of the distribution and ecological functions of subterranean aquatic fauna in England and Wales.
The development and testing of a diatom-based tool to fulfil UK obligations to include phytobenthos in the assessment of ecological status of freshwaters.
This is a synopsis report of the Wetland Water Supply Mechanisms (WETMECS) wetland mechanisms and their characteristics.
This report combines an Environment Agency literature review of ecological modelling approaches for use in site-specific assessments of contaminated land.
Summary which provides new data on radionuclides in a variety of wild life species.
Summary of a thesis investigating the limits of environmental tolerances for British stoneworts with particular reference to water quality and rarer species.
Scientific review of the effects of hydromorphology on lake biology.
Comprehensive procedural guidance is provided on how to carry out mean trophic rank (MTR) macrophyte surveys to assess the trophic status of rivers
These guidelines provided a source of information on the range of weed control options available including mechanical, chemical, biological and environmental practices.
The use of a study to field test the effectiveness of DNA fingerprinting techniques in identifying individual otters.
The report details the ecology, status, trends and distribution of shad populations of England and Wales.
The role of mean trophic rank as a robust system for assessing trophic status using aquatic macrophytes is evaluated against other methods.
An overview of approaches to bioassessment of rivers.
This study represents 2.years of practical research and analysis of riparian vegetation and aquatic invertebrate interactions.
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