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Glossary E

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

Energy intensity

An Energy intensity is Ratio between the consumption of energy to a given quantity of output; usually refers to the amount of primary or final energy consumed per unit of gross domestic product.

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Energy Production

Deutsch: Energieerzeugung / Español: Producción de energía / Português: Produção de energia / Français: Production d'énergie / Italiano: Produzione di energia

Energy production in the environmental context refers to the generation of energy from various sources, including fossil fuels, nuclear power, and renewable resources like wind, solar, hydro, and biomass. It involves the processes and technologies used to convert Natural resources into usable forms of energy such as electricity, heat, and fuel. Energy production has significant environmental implications, influencing air and water quality, land use, and contributing to climate change through greenhouse gas emissions.

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Energy quality

An Energy quality is ability of a form of energy to do useful work.

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Energy Transition

Deutsch: Energiewende / Español: Transición Energética / Português: Transição Energética / Français: Transition Énergétique / Italiano: Transizione Energetica

The energy transition in an industrial context refers to the global shift from a fossil fuel-based system of energy production and consumption to renewable and more sustainable energy sources. This transition aims to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate climate change while addressing the growing global energy demand.

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Energy use

Deutsch: Energieverbrauch / Español: Uso de la energía / Português: Uso de energia / Français: Utilisation de l'énergie / Italiano: Uso dell'energia

Energy use in the environmental context refers to the consumption of energy from various sources—such as fossil fuels, renewable energy, and nuclear power—to support human activities including heating, transportation, industry, and electricity generation. It encompasses the methods, efficiency, and environmental impact of how energy is produced, distributed, and utilised. Understanding and managing energy use is critical for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, mitigating climate change, and promoting sustainable development.

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Engagement

Social engagement is related to participation in collective activities.

A method of measuring the social engagement is the quantifiable volume of activity. The picture below shows the common work of a community by pushing a stranded tractor back to their property. You can see on the left three hard pushing men, while on the right two who are not very much engaged in this common project.

Newtopia tractor pushing
Newtopia tractor pushing (screenshot from TV series Newtopia.de)

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Engine

Deutsch: Motor / Español: Motor / Português: Motor / Français: Moteur / Italiano: Motore /

In the environmental context, an 'engine' refers to a machine or device that converts energy into mechanical work. Engines play a significant role in various aspects of the environment, including transportation, energy production, and industrial processes.

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Engine Shutdown

An Engine Shutdown is Engine Shutdown is the automatic or voluntary shutoff of the Tractor engine after a

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Engineer

Deutsch: Ingenieur / Español: Ingeniero / Português: Engenheiro / Français: Ingénieur / Italiano: Ingegnere

Engineer in the environmental context refers to a professional who applies the principles of science and mathematics to develop solutions for improving the natural environment and managing resources sustainably. These individuals, often called environmental engineers, work on a variety of projects that involve water and air pollution control, waste disposal, recycling, and public health issues. They also play a crucial role in developing new technologies to combat environmental challenges, such as climate change and habitat destruction.

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Enhanced greenhouse effect

- Enhanced greenhouse effect : An Enhanced greenhouse effect is the concept that the natural greenhouse effect has been enhanced by anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases.

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