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  Summary Every year UK councils receive thousands of complaints about nuisance smells. While Environmental Protection Act powers demand formal investigations and abatement notices, emerging technologies—such as Anotec’s molecular-neutralisation platform—offer operators a proactive, planet-first route to compliance and community harmony. 1. When Does a Smell Become a  Statutory Nuisance ? Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990 UK , a smell is actionable when it: Unreasonably and substantially interferes with the use or enjoyment of homes or workplaces, or Injures health or is likely to injure health. Councils must investigate complaints about smells from industrial, trade and business premises . If they conclude a statutory nuisance exists, an abatement notice is served, requiring the responsible party to stop or restrict the odour. ⚠️ Residential premises are exempt from this regime; local authorities rely on other powers for neighbour disputes. 2. Typical Sources...