Dictionary of Environmental Law

Stephen Battersby is an Associate of the International Public and Environmental Health Centre at the Robens Institute, University of Surrey and an environmental health consultant. He has worked for a number of local authorities as an environmental health officer and was Assistant Secretary at the Institution of Environmental Health Officers (now the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health) where he was involved in the development of policies which resulted in the legislative changes introduced by the Environmental Protection Act 1990. From 1989 until 1996, he was Editor of Environmental Law Brief and has lectured widely on aspects of environmental law and policy.

Part 1: Generally Applicable Terminology. Part 2: Fresh Water; Drinking Water; Estuarial Water; Marine Ecosystem. Part 3: Land and Soil; Soil Chemistry; Geology; Waste Management; Plant Anatomy and Physiology. Part 4: Air; Local Air Quality; Global Air Pollution; Processes Giving Rise to Air Pollution. Part 5: Noise; Environmental Noise; Noise in the Workplace. Part 6: Radiation; Ionising and Non-Ionising. Part 7: List of Scientific Abbreviations, Units and Symbols. Part 8: List of Acronyms and Organizations.