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The Environmental Glossary. Letter H +++ Popular Articles: 'Human', 'Holistic environmental restoration', 'Health'

Haze

A haze is an atmospheric condition marked by a slight reduction in atmospheric visibility, resulting from the formation of photochemical smog, radiation of Heat from the ground surface on hot days, or the development of a thin mist.

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Headcut

Deutsch: Kopfabbruch / Español: Cabeceo erosivo / Português: Corte de cabeceira / Français: Érosion de tête / Italiano: Erosione di testa

A headcut in the environmental context refers to the abrupt change in elevation or a vertical step in a Streambed or soil Surface, often caused by erosion processes. It is commonly seen in gullies, Stream channels, or riverbanks and represents an active zone of erosion where water flow causes the soil or sediment to break and retreat upstream.

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Heading

A Heading is the stage in which the head pushes its way through the flag leaf collar.

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Headlocks

Headlocks are Self-locking stanchions along a feed Alley in which cows voluntarily enter the head slot when going to eat. All cows may be held until Herd health work is completed, and

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Headwaters

Headwaters are Small creeks at the uppermost end of a stream system, often found in the mountains, that contribute to larger creeks and rivers.

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Health

Health in the environmental context refers to the state of well-being and the absence of harm or illness in living organisms, including humans, animals, and plants, concerning their Interaction with the environment. It encompasses various aspects of physical, mental, and social well-being and is closely tied to the quality of the surrounding environment.

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Health Advisory

A Health Advisory is a US EPA document that provides guidance and information on contaminants that can affect human health and that may occur in drinking water.

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Health and Safety

Deutsch: Gesundheit und Sicherheit / Español: Salud y Seguridad / Português: Saúde e Segurança / Français: Santé et Sécurité / Italiano: Salute e Sicurezza

Health and Safety in the environmental context refers to the policies, procedures, and practices that aim to protect the well-being of individuals and the environment from potential hazards arising from various activities. It encompasses a broad range of issues, including pollution, hazardous materials, workplace safety, and environmental risks, aiming to prevent accidents, injuries, illnesses, and environmental damage.

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Health Risk Assessment

- Health Risk Assessment : A Health Risk Assessment is scientific evaluation of the Probability of harm resulting from Exposure to hazardous materials

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Health risks

Deutsch: Gesundheitsrisiken / Español: Riesgos para la Salud / Português: Riscos para a Saúde / Français: Risques pour la Santé / Italiano: Rischi per la Salute

Health risks in the environment context refer to potential threats to human health that arise from exposure to environmental hazards. These risks can be associated with various factors such as air and water pollution, chemical exposure, climate change, radiation, and biological contaminants. Environmental health risks can lead to a range of health issues, from respiratory and cardiovascular diseases to cancer and infectious diseases.

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