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The Environmental Glossary. Letter C +++ Popular Articles: 'Community', 'Change', 'Contamination'

Cause

Deutsch: Ursache / Español: Causa / Português: Causa / Français: Cause / Italiano: Causa /

A "cause" refers to the underlying reason or factor that leads to an environmental issue or problem.

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Cavitation

A Cavitation is the formation and collapse of gas pockets or bubbles on the blade of an impeller or the gate of a valve; collapse of these pockets or bubbles drives water with such force that it can cause pitting of the gate or valve surface.

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CDF

The acronym CDF may mean any one of the following:

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Ceiling Plenum

A CEILING PLENUM is Space below the flooring and above the suspended ceiling that accommodates the mechanical and electrical equipment and that is used as part of the air distribution

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Cells

Deutsch: Zellen / Español: Células / Português: Células / Français: Cellules / Italiano: Cellule /

Cells are 1. In solid waste disposal, holes where waste is dumped, compacted, and covered with layers of dirt on a daily basis.

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Celsius

Deutsch: Celsius / Español: Celsius / Português: Celsius / Français: Celsius / Italiano: Celsius

In the environmental context, Celsius refers to a temperature scale used to measure and report temperatures related to weather, climate conditions, and environmental phenomena. Named after the Swedish astronomer Anders Celsius, it is a metric scale in which the freezing point of water is 0°C and the boiling point is 100°C at sea level atmospheric pressure. This scale is widely used around the world for scientific as well as daily weather reporting purposes.

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Cement binder

Deutsch: Zementbindemittel / Español: Aglutinante de cemento / Português: Aglomerante de cimento / Français: Liant hydraulique / Italiano: Legante cementizio

A cement binder is a fundamental component in construction materials, serving as the primary agent that facilitates the hardening and cohesion of mixtures such as concrete, mortar, and grout. Its role extends beyond mere structural integrity, as it significantly influences the environmental footprint of building practices, particularly in terms of carbon emissions and resource consumption. The interplay between performance requirements and sustainability goals has led to ongoing innovations in binder technology, aiming to reduce ecological impacts while maintaining mechanical properties.

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Cementitious

A Cementitious is Densely packed and nonfibrous friable materials.

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Cemetery

Deutsch: Friedhof / Español: Cementerio / Português: Cemitério / Français: Cimetière / Italiano: Cimitero

Cemetery in the environmental context refers to a designated area for burying Human remains, often influencing Land use, soil composition, and biodiversity. Cemeteries are cultural and spiritual landmarks that also play a role in ecological dynamics, from habitat creation to the adoption of sustainable burial practices.

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Census tracts:

A Census tracts: is They are land areas defined by the U.S. Bureau of the Census that vary in size but typically contain about 4,000 residents each. Census tracts are usually smaller

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