An Environmentalist Approach to the Study of River Pollution in the UK

The book delves into the historical context of water usage in the UK, highlighting the environmental impacts of pollution on river systems, particularly in England and Wales. It explores the role of regulatory bodies in managing these waterways and examines biological monitoring techniques used to assess pollution. Key pollutants and their effects are analyzed, followed by a review of existing laws on water pollution and a critique of the legislative authorities responsible for enforcement.