Titlebook: UK Environmental Policy in the 1990s; Tim S. Gray (Senior Lecturer and Head) Book 1995 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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The UK and the International Environmental Agenda: Rio and After,d Mrs Thatcher’s speeches on the environment to the Royal Society and to her Party Conference. But declarations and warnings need to be matched by deeds, and there are very few solid achievements in the realm of international environmental policy for which the British Government can take the credit.

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Impact of the European Union on UK Environmental Policy Making,s headed by an experienced campaigner; and it was backed by an impressive array of political and scientific figures and environmental groups. It was also successful. Within a little over a year the British Government had changed its policy to one of support for lead-free petrol and two years later a

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The Precautionary Principle in UK Environmental Law and Policy, appears regularly in national legislation, in international statements of policy and in the texts of international conventions and protocols. More recently, it has been adopted as a guiding principle of environmental policy in both the EU and the UK, and it makes an appearance in the 1992 Rio Decla

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UK Environmental Policy and the Politics of the Environment in Northern Ireland in the 1990s, inherent interest of examining environmental action and legislation in a politically divided and economically struggling area. The familiar arguments about environment versus jobs take on a new salience in this context, while the challenges of sustainable development seem all the greater in a situa

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