126 | Geochemical process modelling : progress report for the period Jan - March 1993 (0295/11/A) |
127 | The feasibility of biomanipulation in reservoirs and deeper lakes : draft final report |
128 | The development and verification of methodologies for defining groundwater nitrate vulnerable zones |
129 | Assessing and controlling the ecotoxicity of complex effluents |
130 | General guide to the prevention of pollution of controlled water |
131 | Fact sheet for the RBCA tool kit for chemical releases |
132 | Charging for discharges scheme : guidance to the engineering industry |
133 | Protection of the Water Environment using Balancing Facilities |
134 | Investigation into the cause of high phenols in Budleigh Brook (1998) |
135 | The quality of rivers in England and Wales (1990 to 1995) |
136 | A guide to sustainable urban drainage : protecting the quality of our environment |
137 | Impact assessment of acidic and metalliferous pollution in the Fowley Stream |
138 | Proposals for statutory water quality objectives : report of the National Rivers Authority |
139 | An investigation into the sewage system and storm overflow at Beer (1997) |
140 | The control of effluent discharges by a direct toxicity assessment (DTA) approach |
141 | Water quality investigations in the Newlyn river catchment |
142 | Sustainable urban drainage : an introduction : protecting the quality of our environment |
143 | A report on the investigation into water contamination at Hauxton, Cambrigeshire |
144 | Toxicity Reduction Evaluation Case Summary for the Pulp and Paper Industry |
145 | Development of Operational and Policy Guidance on the Use of Hydrogen Peroxide |
146 | The National Groundwater and Contaminated Land Centre (NGWCLC) |
147 | Results of the NRA Welsh regional marine bioaccumulation programme 1991-1995 : SE/EAU/95/9 |
148 | NRA strategy for reducing the concentration of pesticides in controlled waters |
149 | Air dispersion climate from the Castle Cement works at Ribblesdale |
150 | Toxicity Reduction Evaluation Case Summary for the Chlor-Alkali Industry |