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are reflected in recent financial assistance from the European Community under the auspices of the NORSAP Programme (for the Dublin Bay
studies, see Jeffrey et al. 1992) and the ENVIRONMENT Programme (for
Langstone Harbour studies).
References
Adeney WE (1908) Effect of the new drainage on Dublin Harbour. In: Handbook to the
Dublin District British Association, British Association. Dublin, 287 pp
Anonymous (1976a) Langstone Harbour Study - the effect of sewage effluent on the
ecology of the harbour. Rep to Southern Water Authority, Portsmouth Polytechnic,
Portsmouth, 356 pp
Anonymous (1976b) The Wash water storage scheme feasibility study, a report on the
ecological studies. NERC Publ Ser C 15, Natural Environment Research Council,
London, 36 pp
Anonymous (1987) Initial study of seaweed problem at Worthing and other related
matters. Rep to Worthing Borough Council. Binnie and Partners, Redhill, Surrey
Anonymous (1988) Seaweed Problem. Stage 2 studies. Volume 1. Main Report. Volume 2.
Appendices. Rep to Worthing Borough Council. Binnie and Partners, Redhill, Surrey
Baily (1886) Rambles on the Irish Coast, 1. Dublin to Howth. Carraig Book Reprints
Dublin 2: 8-10
Bellamy DJ, Whittick A (1968) Problems in the assessment of the effects of pollution on
inshore marine ecosystems dominated by attached macrophytes. Field Stud 2 (Suppl):
49-54
Bellamy DJ, Whittick A, Jones DJ (1969) How to live with pollution. Spectrum 62: 8-11
Bellamy DJ, John DM, Jones DJ, Starke A, Whittick A (1972) The place of ecological
monitoring in the study of pollution of the marine environment. In: Ruivo M (ed)
Marine pollution and sea life. Fishing News (Books), Surrey, pp 421-425
Burrows EM (1971) Assessment of pollution effects by the use of algae. Proc R Soc Lond
B 177: 295-306
Burrows EM, Pybus C (1970) Culture of Laminaria in relation to problems of marine
pollution. Proc Challenger Soc 4: 80-81
Burrows EM, Pybus C (1971) Laminaria saccharina and marine pollution in North-East
England. Mar Pollut Bull 2: 53-56
Clokie JJP, Boney AD (1979) David Landsborough (1779-1854): an assessment of his
contribution to algal studies in the Firth of Clyde. Glasgow Nat 19: 443-462
Coleman NV, Stewart WDP (1979) Enteromorpha prolifera in a polyeutrophic loch in
Scotland. Br Phycol J 14: 121
Cotton AD (1910) On the growth of Ulva latissima in water polluted by sewage. Bull Misc
Inform Bot Gard Kew, pp 15-19
Cotton AD (1911) On the growth of Ulva latissima in excessive quantity, with special
reference to the Ulva nuisance in Belfast Lough. Royal Commission on sewage disposal, 7th Rep II (Appendix IV), HMSO, London, pp 121-142
Coulson MG, Budd JIC (1979) Weed survey of Langstone Harbour. Rep to Southern
Water Authority, Portsmouth Polytechnic, Portsmouth, 16 pp
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are reflected in recent financial assistance from the European Community under the auspices of the NORSAP Programme (for the Dublin Bay
studies, see Jeffrey et al. 1992) and the ENVIRONMENT Programme (for
Langstone Harbour studies).
References
Adeney WE (1908) Effect of the new drainage on Dublin Harbour. In: Handbook to the
Dublin District British Association, British Association. Dublin, 287 pp
Anonymous (1976a) Langstone Harbour Study - the effect of sewage effluent on the
ecology of the harbour. Rep to Southern Water Authority, Portsmouth Polytechnic,
Portsmouth, 356 pp
Anonymous (1976b) The Wash water storage scheme feasibility study, a report on the
ecological studies. NERC Publ Ser C 15, Natural Environment Research Council,
London, 36 pp
Anonymous (1987) Initial study of seaweed problem at Worthing and other related
matters. Rep to Worthing Borough Council. Binnie and Partners, Redhill, Surrey
Anonymous (1988) Seaweed Problem. Stage 2 studies. Volume 1. Main Report. Volume 2.
Appendices. Rep to Worthing Borough Council. Binnie and Partners, Redhill, Surrey
Baily (1886) Rambles on the Irish Coast, 1. Dublin to Howth. Carraig Book Reprints
Dublin 2: 8-10
Bellamy DJ, Whittick A (1968) Problems in the assessment of the effects of pollution on
inshore marine ecosystems dominated by attached macrophytes. Field Stud 2 (Suppl):
49-54
Bellamy DJ, Whittick A, Jones DJ (1969) How to live with pollution. Spectrum 62: 8-11
Bellamy DJ, John DM, Jones DJ, Starke A, Whittick A (1972) The place of ecological
monitoring in the study of pollution of the marine environment. In: Ruivo M (ed)
Marine pollution and sea life. Fishing News (Books), Surrey, pp 421-425
Burrows EM (1971) Assessment of pollution effects by the use of algae. Proc R Soc Lond
B 177: 295-306
Burrows EM, Pybus C (1970) Culture of Laminaria in relation to problems of marine
pollution. Proc Challenger Soc 4: 80-81
Burrows EM, Pybus C (1971) Laminaria saccharina and marine pollution in North-East
England. Mar Pollut Bull 2: 53-56
Clokie JJP, Boney AD (1979) David Landsborough (1779-1854): an assessment of his
contribution to algal studies in the Firth of Clyde. Glasgow Nat 19: 443-462
Coleman NV, Stewart WDP (1979) Enteromorpha prolifera in a polyeutrophic loch in
Scotland. Br Phycol J 14: 121
Cotton AD (1910) On the growth of Ulva latissima in water polluted by sewage. Bull Misc
Inform Bot Gard Kew, pp 15-19
Cotton AD (1911) On the growth of Ulva latissima in excessive quantity, with special
reference to the Ulva nuisance in Belfast Lough. Royal Commission on sewage disposal, 7th Rep II (Appendix IV), HMSO, London, pp 121-142
Coulson MG, Budd JIC (1979) Weed survey of Langstone Harbour. Rep to Southern
Water Authority, Portsmouth Polytechnic, Portsmouth, 16 pp