This work investigates the dichotomy between the notion of
polluting cities and rural idyll. Examining the emergence of the
farm pollution problem in Britain in the 1980s, the book traces the
resulting change in public opinion leading to a new "moralizing" of
the countryside. Drawing on research carried out amongst dairy
farmers, National River Authority Pollution Inspectors,
agricultural advisers and environmental campaigners, the author
discusses whether it is unacceptable to pollute in a farming
environment or merely an unfortunate side-effect of dairy
production processes in the 1990s. The author examines issues such
as effluents in the environment; farm pollution regulation in the
1970s and 1980s; pollution control; and risk and regulatory
science.
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