Glossary C
Deutsch: Gebühr / Español: Cargo / Português: Carga / Français: Charge / Italiano: Carica /
In the environmental context, the term "charge" refers to a variety of meanings depending on the specific context.
Deutsch: Ladegerät / Español: Cargador / Português: Carregador / Français: Chargeur / Italiano: Caricabatterie
In the environmental context, a charger refers to a device used for replenishing the energy in rechargeable batteries, which power a wide range of electronic devices and vehicles. The environmental implications of chargers involve considerations of energy efficiency, waste reduction, and the promotion of sustainable energy use. Modern advancements in charger technology, such as smart chargers and solar-powered chargers, aim to minimize electricity consumption and reduce the environmental footprint associated with charging devices.
Deutsch: Verfolgung / Español: Persecución / Português: Perseguição / Français: Poursuite / Italiano: Inseguimento
Chase in the environmental context refers to the act of pursuit or tracking within ecological or human-Environment interactions. It often describes predator-prey dynamics, where one Organism actively pursues another for sustenance, or human activities that involve the tracking or pursuit of wildlife for research, conservation, or exploitation purposes.
Deutsch: Checkliste / Español: Lista de verificación / Português: Lista de verificação / Français: Liste de contrôle / Italiano: Lista di controllo
A checklist in the environmental context refers to a structured tool used for verifying the presence or absence of certain elements, conditions, or compliance with environmental standards and regulations. It serves as a guide for environmental assessments, audits, and inspections, helping to ensure that all relevant environmental aspects of a project, process, or facility are considered and addressed systematically.
Deutsch: Käse / Español: Queso / Português: Queijo / Français: Fromage / Italiano: Formaggio
In the environmental context, "cheese" is significant not only as a popular food product but also for its ecological footprint, which encompasses the resources used and the emissions produced during its production and distribution. Cheese production involves milk extraction, processing, aging, and often transport over long distances, each of which has specific environmental impacts.