Glossary C
Deutsch: Kreislaufwirtschaft, Español: Economía Circular, Português: Economia Circular, Français: Économie Circulaire, Italiano: Economia Circolare
Circular Economy in the environmental context is an economic model designed to eliminate waste and the continual use of resources by keeping products and materials in use for as long as possible. It fundamentally shifts away from the traditional 'take-make-dispose' linear model by adopting the principles of designing out waste, keeping products and materials in use, and regenerating natural systems.
Deutsch: Zitat / Español: Cita / Português: Citação / Français: Citation / Italiano: Citazione
Citation in the environmental context refers to the practice of referencing scientific studies, reports, or authoritative sources to support claims, findings, or recommendations in environmental research, Policy-making, and advocacy. Citations are essential for ensuring credibility, transparency, and accountability in addressing environmental issues.
Deutsch: Stadt / Español: Ciudad / Português: Cidade / Français: Ville / Italiano: Città
City in the environmental context refers to an urban Area characterised by high population Density, infrastructure, and economic activity, which significantly impacts and interacts with natural ecosystems. Cities are both sources of environmental challenges, such as pollution and resource consumption, and hubs for sustainable innovation and environmental management.
Deutsch: Muschel / Español: Almeja / Português: Amêijoa / Français: Palourde / Italiano: Vongola
Clam in the environmental context refers to a type of bivalve mollusc found in Freshwater and marine environments. Clams play important ecological roles, contributing to water filtration, serving as a Food source for various Wildlife, and being indicators of environmental Health due to their Sensitivity to pollution and habitat changes.