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A case study of the implementation of the environmental management systems standard BS7750: 1994 and the European community eco audit and management scheme, council regulation (EEC) No 1836/93, within the Wolstenholme International Ltd Darwen site

Maynard, John W.University of Central Lancashire1995

Wolstenl-iolme International Ltd is a company whose main manufacturing site is located in Darwen, Lancashire. The company employs 260 persons at the Darwen site. There are three separate processes on site: the manufacture of bronze powder, the manufacture of aluminium powder and the manufacture of …

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A critical and comparative analysis of legal provisions regulating privacy aspects of genetic testing within the U.K.

Vopsariou, MarianUniversity of Central Lancashire2005

… research aims to determine whether or not the legal provisions, which regulate the privacy and confidentiality aspects of genetic testing adequately realise their stated or implied goals. This will be achieved by developing a detailed understanding of the manner in which current law regulates …

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Access to information, consultation and public participation in the judicial process. 'The Government has said that the public (a) have a right of access to information held by public bodies, (b) the right to participate in the decision making process on environmental issues and (c) the right to seek appropriate remedies in the event of a breach of environmental law or failure to provide environmental services. Do these rights really exist? If they do exist, to what extent are they of practical benefit?'

Lee, Anthony JamesUniversity of Central Lancashire1995

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Strengths and weaknesses of contaminated land policy in the UK and the position of lenders and surveryors

Chadwick, ArthurUniversity of Central Lancashire1995

As an awareness of environmental pollution surfaces throughout the Western world, so too does the degree of regulation governing it. Over the last 20 years there has been a proliferation of legislation and administrative guidance seeking to reverse the damage caused to our planet since the …

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