Environmental Information Regulations 2004—what is environmental information?

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Practice notes

Environmental Information Regulations 2004—what is environmental information?

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Environment definition
What does Environment mean?

The environment includes all or any of the following media;  air, water and land and any living organisms (including humans) or ecosystems supported by those media.

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