Even if societal attitudes had been more supportive in the past, the common law would not have been of much use to attack the sources of pollution, and stop them at source. This corner was not turned until Parliament filled the breach.

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The common law was limited in addressing pollution issues effectively, and significant progress was made only when legislative measures were introduced by Parliament.

Even If Societal Attitudes Had Been More Supportive in the Past