Skip to main content
#Title
1326Hydrogen Peroxide Dosing Trials, Lea Marston, 18 and 19 March 1996
1327An assessment of the causes of non-compliance with river quality standards within the River Tiddy catchment (1989-1991)
1328An investigation of the Madford River pollution incident of 29 July 1989 : November 1989
1329Devon area internal report - measurement of dissolved oxygen levels in the Dart estuary - March 1996
1330Study into the effect of Chertsey STW on the North Arm of the River Bourne
1331Loe Pool urban waste water treatment directive sensitive area (eutrophic) designation : final draft report
1332A litter assessment of two major tributaries of the Taff, the Cynon and the Rhondda : surveyed March - April 1990
1333River Medway : a user's guide
1334Alt Crossens action plan : October 1996
1335Bedford Ouse (lower reaches) LEAP : first annual review : May 2001
1336Mount's Bay and Lands End streams catchment river water quality classification 1991
1337Porth, Gluvian and Menalhyl catchment river water quality classification 1990
1338River Cober catchment river water quality classification 1991
1339River Fal catchment river water quality classification 1990
1340River Fal catchment river water quality classification 1991
1341River Par and Crinnis catchment river water quality classification 1990
1342River Par and Crinnis catchment river water quality classification 1991
1343St Austell River and south Cornwall coastal streams catchment river water quality classification 1990
1344The identification and investigation of a dinoflagellate bloom in Mounts Bay, Cornwall
1345River Cober catchment river water quality classification 1990
1346Acid Waters: Llyn Brianne Project- Project Record
1347An investigation into the effect of Farnham STW on the River Wey
1348An investigation into the effects of Alton sewage works on the River Wey North
1349An investigation into the frequency of discharge of three combined sewer overflows in the Afan/Kenfig catchment : TM/EAW/96/06
1350An investigation of sewage on the beach at Porthcothan