Health vacuum in IPPC guidance

Health authorities have been sent new guidance on how to advise the Environment Agency on the health impacts of industrial sites applying for integrated pollution prevention and control (IPPC) permits.1 But the document has no official standing with the Department of Health (DoH) or the Agency - confirming a long-standing vacuum in responsibility for the health effects of industrial pollution.

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