Environment Act 1995

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The Environment Act 1995 is a United Kingdom Act of Parliament which created a number of new agencies and set new standards for environmental management.

It set up:

It also:

  • required the Secretary of State to prepare a National air quality strategy in England & Wales.
  • required the Secretary of State to prepare a National waste strategy, with power to impose obligations on producers in England & Wales.
  • required SEPA to prepare a National waste strategy.
  • Improved the current protection of hedgerows

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