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Constructing Regulations and Regulating Construction: The Practicalities of Environmental Policy,om and, with half a smile, reaffirm their own conservatism. For them, legislation represents the only sure method of reducing energy consumption and associated carbon dioxide emissions in the built environment. Whatever their other merits, gentler strategies of persuasion and inducement have uncerta

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Acid Rain: A Business-as-Usual Scenario,l groups dubbed the UK the ‘dirty man of Europe’ because of its reluctance to participate in the ‘30 per cent club’ agreement to reduce acid emissions. The position on acid rain came to symbolise what many saw as a wider weakness in environmental policy making. The agreement of the EC’s LCPD in 1988

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Nuclear Waste Disposal: A Technical Problem in Search of a Political Solution,hortly to be added a growing volume of decommissioning wastes as one by one the early power stations are shut down and made obsolete or surplus military equipment (submarines, warheads) is dismantled. The opening of THORP will add large volumes of intermediate (ILW) and low level waste (LLW) from bo

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