Glossary E

The Environmental Glossary. Letter E +++ Popular Articles: 'Environment', 'Environmental Impact Assessment', 'Ecosystem'

Deutsch: Ingenieur / Español: Ingeniero / Português: Engenheiro / Français: Ingénieur / Italiano: Ingegnere

Engineer in the environmental context refers to a professional who applies the principles of science and mathematics to develop solutions for improving the natural environment and managing resources sustainably. These individuals, often called environmental engineers, work on a variety of projects that involve water and air pollution control, waste disposal, recycling, and public health issues. They also play a crucial role in developing new technologies to combat environmental challenges, such as climate change and habitat destruction.

- Enhanced greenhouse effect : An Enhanced greenhouse effect is the concept that the natural greenhouse effect has been enhanced by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases.

An Enhanced oil recovery is Removal of some of the heavy oil left in an oil Well after primary and secondary recovery. See primary oil recovery, secondary oil recovery.

An enrolled bill is the final, certified bill sent to the President; House and Senate versions of a bill must match exactly in order to be enrolled.

An Ensiling is the process of creating Silage via Anaerobic fermentation.

An Enteric fermentation is a digestive process by which carbohydrates are broken down by Microorganisms into simple molecules for Absorption into the bloodstream of an animal.

Deutsch: Gesamte / Español: Completo / Português: Inteiro / Français: Entier / Italiano: Intero /

An entire is Being whole, not convoluted or divided into distinct spatial parts. In EMAP, this property affects the precision of certain sample statistics. (See related: fragmented.)

Deutsch: Umwelt / Español: Medio Ambiente / Português: Ambiente / Français: Environnement / Italiano: Ambiente /

An environment is "The sum of all external conditions affecting the life, development, and survival of an organism" (EPA 1992, 11). (See related: habitat.)

Environmental is a term derived from the animal's environment, bedding, housing, etc.

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An ENVIRONMENTAL AGENTS is Conditions other than indoor air contaminants that cause stress, comfort, and/or health problems (e.g., humidity extremes, drafts, lack of air circulation,

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