Department of the Environment

The Department of the Environment merged with the Department of Transport to form the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. This organisation has since combined with others to form the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

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Nine Elms Lane
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DOE
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Tel: 0870 600 5522

Documents by this publisher

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Series details	Title	Year	Status
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 6 - Site reconnaissance surveys. (7 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 7 - Detailed assessment. (8 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 8 - Acceptance of risk. (9 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 9 - Avoiding vulnerable areas. (10 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 10 - Reducing the likelihood of damaging events. (11 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 11 - Protection against potentially damaging events. (12 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 12 - Environmental management: erosion, deposition and flooding as a conservation issue. (13 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 13 - The planning system as an instrument for management of erosion, deposition and flooding issues. (14 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 14 - A framework of advice for planners and developers. (15 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 15 - Summary and conclusions. (16 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain. Section 16 - Checklists for consideration of erosion, deposition and flooding issues by planners. (17 of 17)	1995	Withdrawn
	Investigation and management of erosion, deposition and flooding in Great Britain	1995	Withdrawn
	Land use planning policy and climate change	1992	Current
	Landslide investigation and management in Great Britain: a guide for planners and developers	1996	Current
	Lawful development certificates: a user's guide	1993	Withdrawn
	Lighting in the countryside: towards good practice (Superseded by Planning Practice Guidance Suite)	1997	Withdrawn
	Managing demolition and construction wastes	1994	Current
	Managing the coast: a review of coastal management plans in England and Wales and the powers supporting them	1993	Current
	Managing urban spaces in town centres: good practice guide	1997	Current
	Managing workspaces: good practice in urban regeneration	1987	Withdrawn

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