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Anti-Degradation Clause

An Anti-Degradation Clause is Part of federal air quality and water quality requirements prohibiting deterioration where Pollution levels are above the legal limit.

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Anti-Microbial

An Anti-Microbial is an Agent that kills microbes.

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Antibiotic

Deutsch: Antibiotikum / Español: Antibiótico / Português: Antibiótico / Français: Antibiotique / Italiano: Antibiotico /

An Antibiotic is a metabolic product of one microorganism or a chemical that in low concentrations is detrimental to activities of specific other microorganisms.

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Antibiotic Residues

An Antibiotic Residues is the presence of traces of antibiotics or their derivatives in milk or meat.

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Antibiotic Resistance

Deutsch: Antibiotikaresistenz / Español: Resistencia a los antibióticos / Português: Resistência a antibióticos / Français: Résistance aux antibiotiques / Italiano: Resistenza agli antibiotici

The emergence of Antibiotic Resistance represents one of the most pressing environmental and public health challenges of the 21st century. This phenomenon occurs when bacteria, fungi, or other microbes evolve mechanisms to survive exposure to antimicrobial drugs, rendering treatments ineffective. Beyond clinical settings, environmental pathways—such as wastewater, agricultural runoff, and industrial discharge—play a critical role in accelerating resistance spread, posing risks to ecosystems and human health alike.

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Antibiotic Test Kit

An Antibiotic Test Kit is Test kit for use on the farm to detect residues of antibiotics in milk before the milk is picked up for delivery to the plant.

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Antibody

Deutsch: Antikörper / Español: Anticuerpo / Português: Anticorpo / Français: Anticorps / Italiano: Anticorpo

Antibody in the environmental context refers to the use of antibodies in ecological and environmental science to detect and Monitor pollutants, Pathogens, and various environmental toxins. Antibodies are proteins produced by the immune system that specifically bind to antigens (foreign substances), and this specificity is harnessed in environmental testing and monitoring to improve safety and Sustainability.

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Antidegradation statement

An antidegradation statement is statement that protects existing Designated Uses and prevents high-quality waterbodies from deteriorating below the water quality necessary to maintain

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Antimicrobial

An Antimicrobial is an Agent that kills microbial growth. Examples are "disinfectant," "sanitizer," and "sterilizer."

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API

API is the shortcut for American Petroleum Institute

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