Sewage in UK Law

  • Credit rated: Sophia Steiger has progressed from working at London's largest sewage plant to managing assets worth billions for a global bank. She traces her journey from serious muck to serious money.
    • No. 2013, October - February 2013
    • Financial Management (UK)
    • Interview
    ...What's your role at Credit Suisse? I'm responsible for managing a multi-billion-dollar global cost base. This includes the costs relating to the IT programmes that deliver the innovative solutions for the future; the IT applications that are relied......
  • A toxic mix? Comparative efficiency and the privatization of sanitation services in India
    • No. 30-2, May 2010
    • Public Administration and Development
    This article explores why the World Bank and its Indian government partners, in their efforts to reform the urban water and sanitation sector in India, have failed to recognize and address the into...
    ... ... This approach is appliedto understanding how the worsening conditions of already highly vulnerable Dalit sewage workers have been displaced from thesanitation policy debate. Copyright #2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.key words — privatization; sanitation ... ...
  • Shifting Agendas, Changing Regulatory Structures And The ‘New’ Politics Of Environmental Pollution: British Coastal Water Policy, 1955–1995
    • No. 76-4, December 1998
    • Public Administration
    Policies in areas or subsystems which are dominated by well‐established policy communities tend to stability. However, policies that have firm political support and a solid ideological underpinning...
    ... ... Once the concern of engineers and local authority interests, the question of how to deal with the sewage generated by coastal communities is now deeply contested between a wide variety of different actors including environ- mental groups and European ... ...
  • Book Review: The River Pollution Dilemma in Victorian England
    • No. 24-1, March 2015
    • Social & Legal Studies
    ... ... Importantly, Rosenthal observes in Chapter 4 that no available treatment could be relied upon to treat the sewage effectively enough to avoid gross pollution of the rivers and also the environs through which the rivers passed. This becomes manifestly clear in the ... ...
  • The Common Law Clean Up of the ‘Workshop of the World’: More Realism About Nuisance Law's Historic Environmental Achievements
    • No. 40-2, June 2013
    • Journal of Law and Society
    This article examines the environmental benefits arising from compliance with common law nuisance injunctions during the British industrial revolution. It argues, based on the outcomes of industria...
    ... ... Journal of Law and Society ß 2013 Cardiff University Law School ... Birmingham Corporation sewage pollution case, 7 the court laid down a strict entitlement to purity of watercourses which is understood to have sub- sequently proved popular with ... ...
  • Cumberland County Police Houses
    • No. 13-3, July 1940
    • Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles
    ... ... Being in rural districts the majority of the houses have to be drained to a small sewage-disposal plant, with precipitation tank and treatment bed, the effluent being taken in field drains to the nearest suitable ... ...
  • Co‐ordination
    • No. 10-1, January 1932
    • Public Administration
    ... ... The prevention of pollution of streams must, in the nature of things, be connected with the important work of sewage disposal in inland areas. This is probably at once one of the most important and one of the most difficult problems in ... ...
  • Local Government Commission: Tyneside Proposals
    • No. 40-2, June 1962
    • Public Administration
    ... ... Town planning, housing, communications, sewage disposal and planning for industry give rise to problems which affect the area as a whole. REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS In their ... ...
  • IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF OUR WATER: THE ROLE OF REGULATION BY THE NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY
    • No. 70-4, December 1992
    • Public Administration
    ... ... the same legislation as the NRA, and was given responsibility for the economic regulation of the water supply and sewage treatment companies. Environ- mental and economic regulation are interlinked in several ways and it will be necessary for the ... ...
  • Book Review: Environmental Protection and Human Rights
    • No. 24-1, March 2015
    • Social & Legal Studies
    ... ... Importantly, Rosenthal observes in Chapter 4 that no available treatment could be relied upon to treat the sewage effectively enough to avoid gross pollution of the rivers and also the environs through which the rivers passed. This becomes manifestly clear in the ... ...
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