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Matthew Almond reviews this second edition of Practical environmental analysis

Practical environmental analysis (2nd edn)

M. Radojevic and V. Bashkin

Cambridge: RSC 2006 | Pp450 | £39.95 | ISBN 0-854-046-798 

Environmental issues are currently an area of major concern. We hear almost daily about issues connected to atmospheric pollution, to chemical residues in water, or to the proposed expansion of nuclear energy and the issues of waste disposal and decontamination that this will bring. At the same time environmental standards are constantly being revised, suggesting that more and more precise analyses are required. So the production of a second edition of Practical environmental analysis, the first edition of which was well received, is timely

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