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

Exposure assessment:

An Exposure assessment: is Identifying the ways in which chemicals may Reach individuals (e.g., by breathing); estimating how much of a chemical an individual is likely to be exposed

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Exposure indicator

Exposure indicator (Deleted term 1993. See Stressor indicator.)

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Exposure time

An Exposure time is the length of time a specific mail-in device must be in contact with radon or radon Decay Products to get an accurate radon measurement.

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Extensive resource

An extensive resource is a resource covering a large area that is not ecologically integrated and is not a collection of natural units, for example, large marshes or rangelands.

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Extinction

Deutsch: Aussterben / Español: Extinción / Português: Extinção / Français: Extinction / Italiano: Estinzione

Extinction in the environment context refers to the permanent loss of a species, subspecies, or group of organisms, meaning that no living members of that group exist anywhere on Earth. Extinction occurs when a species is unable to survive in its environment or evolve to adapt to changes in its environment, often due to factors like habitat destruction, climate change, pollution, overexploitation, and invasive species. The concept of extinction is central to conservation biology, highlighting the urgency of preserving biodiversity and maintaining ecosystem services.

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Extra-Label Drug Use

An Extra-Label Drug Use is an Antibiotic or other chemical used on the advice of a veterinarian in a dosage, route of administration, for a different disease or in some other manner not included on the approved printed package label.

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Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (E.I.T.I.)

Deutsch: Initiative für Transparenz in der Extraktiven Industrie (E.I.T.I.) / Español: Iniciativa de Transparencia en las Industrias Extractivas (E.I.T.I.) / Português: Iniciativa para a Transparência nas Indústrias Extrativas (E.I.T.I.) / Français: Initiative pour la Transparence des Industries Extractives (E.I.T.I.) / Italiano: Iniziativa per la Trasparenza nelle Industrie Estrattive (E.I.T.I.) /

The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (E.I.T.I.) is an initiative designed to increase transparency over payments and revenues in the extractives sector in countries heavily dependent on these resources.

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Extramural Agreement

An Extramural Agreement is a legal arrangement between EPA and an organization outside EPA for items or services to be provided. This includes contracts, work assignments, delivery orders, task orders, cooperative agreements, research grants, state and local grants, and EPA-funded interagency agreements.

Exurbia

An exurbia is
(1) the area of suburbs;
(2) the region outside a City and its suburbs where wealthier families live.

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