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The Environmental Glossary. Letter P +++ Popular Articles: 'Power', 'Potential', 'Precipitation'

Pathogens

Pathogens are Disease-causing organisms, such as some bacteria, viruses, or protozoa.

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Pathway

Deutsch: Umwelt: Wege / Español: Medio Ambiente: Caminos / Português: Meio Ambiente: Caminhos / Français: Environnement: Voies / Italiano: Ambiente: Percorsi /

Pathway is a way in which people are exposed to radiation or other contaminants.

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Pattern

Deutsch: Muster / Español: Patrón / Português: Padrão / Français: Modèle / Italiano: Modello /

A pattern is in EMAP, the location, distribution, and composition of structural landscape components within a particular geographic area or in a spatial context.

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PCB

Deutsch: PCB / Español: PCB / Português: PCB / Français: PCB / Italiano: PCB
PCB may refer to Printed circuit board, a board used in electronics or Polychlorinated biphenyls, organic compounds.

In the environmental context, PCB stands for polychlorinated biphenyls. PCBs are a group of synthetic organic chemicals that were widely used in various industrial applications due to their desirable properties, such as electrical insulation, thermal stability, and chemical resistance.

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Peace

Deutsch: Frieden / Español: Paz / Português: Paz / Français: Paix / Italiano: Pace

Peace in the environment context refers to the harmonious coexistence between human societies and the natural environment, where sustainable practices are adopted to ensure the well-being of both people and the planet. It also encompasses the absence of environmental conflicts, such as disputes over Natural resources, and the creation of a stable, equitable environment where ecosystems can thrive without being degraded by human activities. Environmental peace aims to foster a balance that supports ecological health, social justice, and economic stability.

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Peak Egg Production

A Peak Egg Production is the point in a hen"s laying cycle where she will lay the highest percentage of eggs.

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Peak expiratory flow

A Peak expiratory flow (PEF) is the highest forced expiratory flow measured with a peak flow meter.

Peak flow

A peak flow is the maximum instantaneous Discharge of a stream or river at a given location. It usually occurs at or near the time of maximum stage.

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Peak power

Deutsch: Spitzenleistung / Español: Potencia pico / Português: Potência máxima / Français: Puissance de crête / Italiano: Potenza di picco /

A Peak power is Power generated by a utility unit that operates at a very low capacity factor; generally used to meet short-lived and variable high demand periods.

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Peer review

A peer review is In EMAP, peer review means written,

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