1. The Sizewell inquiry — Who Wins?

   Editorial Pages: 161 - 162

2. Profile of Sir Arthur Norman

   Interview Pages: 163 - 166

3. Famine in Africa — the real causes and possible solutions

   • Brian W. Walker

   OriginalPaper Pages: 167 - 170

4. Managing inland water for leisure and recreation — an example from Southern England

   • Derek M. Oliver

   OriginalPaper Pages: 171 - 178

5. The politics of preserving natural areas in Third World States

   • John Cartwright

   OriginalPaper Pages: 179 - 186

6. Cancer atlases: Uses and limitations

   • Michael Greenberg

   OriginalPaper Pages: 187 - 191

7. Water pollution — A major crisis in Nepal

   • Govind P. S. Ghimire

   OriginalPaper Pages: 193 - 195

8. Culture, ethics, and the environment — Towards the New Synthesis

   • Stephen R. Sterling

   OriginalPaper Pages: 197 - 206

9. The Sizewell inquiry — Final months: 12th September 1984 to 7th March 1985

   News And Comments Pages: 207 - 214

10. A survey of lead, in air and dust, on London's roadsides

    • Ray Caswell

    News And Comments Pages: 214 - 216

11. Photodegradable plastics

    News And Comments Pages: 217 - 217

12. The TRANET/UNESO A.T. library project

    News And Comments Pages: 217 - 218

13. Galapagos fires shed light on slower-burning issues

    News And Comments Pages: 218 - 219

14. Drill platform discharges come under the microscope

    News And Comments Pages: 219 - 220

15. Four years into the decade

    News And Comments Pages: 220 - 224

16. Of what significance are small doses of radiation?

    News And Comments Pages: 224 - 225

17. Assisi: Birthplace of St. Francis: a new conservation park

    • Maria Luisa Cohen

    Conference Reports Pages: 227 - 229

18. UNIDO conference ends with 15 resolutions

    Conference Reports Pages: 229 - 230

19. Conference announcements

    Announcement Pages: 231 - 236

20. Book reviews

    • Marshall E. Wilcher
    • Michael F. Gibbons Jr
    • Marcus R. Chambers

    BookReview Pages: 237 - 240