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Pollution and wildlife – practical problems for nature conservation in England

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Alastair Burn, Principal Specialist in environmental impacts for Natural England, where his work covers freshwater issues and a range of pollution impacts on wildlife, will draw on some contemporary examples to illustrate the risks and impacts on wildlife from atmospheric, aquatic and other sources of pollution, and the challenges in developing solutions to these pressures.

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