Historic contamination law empowers civil engineers to clean up

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O'Reilly, M

Contributor(s):

Sfakiananki, E

Series: Civil Engineering ; 150(1) February 2002, 29-34(6)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: This article gives a brief overview of the complex new regime under which local authorities can force sites to be cleaned up under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 part IIA. Also offers some suggestions for tackling the operational process.

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Journal article	London Journal article	ABS65137 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	116807-1001

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This article gives a brief overview of the complex new regime under which local authorities can force sites to be cleaned up under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 part IIA. Also offers some suggestions for tackling the operational process.

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