Important Notice: Environmental Protection UK (the charity) ceased operations in 2023 following a merger with the Institution of Environmental Sciences. This website is now maintained as an independent digital archive and environmental information resource. Membership is no longer available.
About This Resource
This website continues to serve as a valuable repository of environmental protection information, drawing on over 100 years of expertise in air quality, land quality, and noise pollution policy.
What We Offer
- Policy Guidance: Expert analysis on air quality, contaminated land, and noise pollution regulations
- Technical Information: Practical guidance for environmental health officers and professionals
- Historical Archives: Conference proceedings, research papers, and policy documents
- Educational Resources: Information brochures and guidance notes on environmental protection topics
Historical Context
Environmental Protection UK was established in 1929 as the National Smoke Abatement Society, later becoming the National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection before adopting the EPUK name. Throughout its history, the organisation played a crucial role in:
- Advocating for the Clean Air Act 1956 following the Great Smog of London
- Providing technical support to local authorities on environmental health issues
- Contributing to UK and European environmental policy development
- Connecting environmental professionals through conferences and policy committees
Using This Resource
All content on this website is available for educational, research, and informational purposes. While we no longer offer membership services or professional training, the archived materials remain valuable for understanding UK environmental protection policy and practice.
For current environmental protection services and professional membership, please visit the Institution of Environmental Sciences.