| 1 | The floods in Boscastle and North Cornwall 16 August 2004 |
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| 2 | Defying the disaster : memories of the 1947 floods and 50 years of flood protection in the Midlands |
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| 3 | Autumn 2000 floods review regional report : South West region |
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| 4 | Environment Agency Hampshire and Isle of Wight area : autumn 2000 to spring 2001 floods review area report |
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| 5 | The boater's handbook |
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| 6 | The Colne Barrier 1999 |
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| 7 | Sussex by the sea |
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| 8 | The Development of LandSim 2.5 |
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| 9 | Road transport and the environment |
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| 10 | Air quality and the environment |
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| 11 | Assessing the Impact of Agricultural Pesticides in the Aquatic Environment: Phase II |
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| 12 | Shrewsbury flood defences : the next steps |
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| 13 | Running with the tide : reconciling development pressures with flood risk and the environment |
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| 14 | The environmental impact of the foot and mouth disease outbreak: and interim assessment |
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| 15 | Review of flood defence practices on the Somerset Levels and Moors : the report |
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| 16 | Land use assessment of non-tidal main rivers in the southern region of the National Rivers Authority : report EX 2922 |
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| 17 | Guidance notes for local planning authorities on the methods of protecting the water environment through development plans |
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| 18 | Guidance for the Development of Housing on Land Affected by Contamination |
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| 19 | Model Procedures for the Management of Land Contamination |
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| 20 | An Independent Review of the Defra/EA Research and Development Joint |
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| 21 | Guidance on the use of Bioassays in Ecological Risk Assessment |
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| 22 | Guidance on the application of environmental risk assessment for waste management licensing |
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| 23 | Leachate Migration Through The Triassic Sandstones At Burntstump Landfill And Elsewhere |
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| 24 | Improving the contribution of social science to Flood Risk Management |
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| 25 | Buckingham flood defence improvements : presentation of the preferred option |
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