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151Hydrometry : the science of measuring the water cycle
152The role of REPACS in fostering institutional trust in the Environment Agency
153The development of new techniques for the monitoring of ammonia in water
154Water resources for the future : a strategy for the West Midlands
155An investigation into the bacteriological levels in the River Seaton
156Air quality report for the Anglian Region of the Environment Agency 1999
157The effects of Guildford STW on the River Wey
158Water resources for the future : a strategy for the East Midlands
159Report on the 1995 stock assessment of the Douglas catchment
160Anglian region state of the environment report : the IPC perspective
161Investigation into the cause of high pH in the Budleigh Brook
162The extent of phosphorus release in the Norfolk Broads
163The role of the National Rivers Authority in droughts
164Genetics and the management of the Atlantic salmon
165The Environment Agency's state of the environment report for Thames Region
166The implications of climate change for the National Rivers Authority (Report 12)
167The Effectiveness of Liners in Inhibiting the Migration of Landfill Gas
168Abandoned mines and the water environment : report of the National Rivers Authority
169Contaminated land and the water environment : report of the National Rivers Authority
170A report on the investigation of the Taff litter problem
171The disinfection of the Manchester Square Outfall, Blackpool, 1993
172Mechanisms of Water Storage in the Unsaturated Zone of the Chalk Aquifer
173Preventing the spread of crayfish plague in the South West
174A good deal for water : the view of the Environment Agency, the Countryside Council for Wales and English Nature on the priorities for the environment that require action by water companies
175The restoration of the River Ver : the success story of a collaborative project between the National Rivers Authority, Three Valleys Water and the Ver Valley Society