The river pollution dilemma in Victorian England: nuisance law versus economic efficiency

Chengzhi Yi

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As the birthplace of the industrial revolution, Britain was also a pioneer in addressing the problems of urban wastewater and sewage disposal that resulted from increasing concentrations of populat...

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