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The Environmental Glossary. Letter R +++ Popular Articles: 'Range', 'Roof', 'Receptor'

Renewable resource

A Renewable resource is a naturally-occurring resource from the Earth that can replenish itself or grow back again, such as sun, water, trees, and animals.

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Renovation

Deutsch: Renovierung / Español: Renovación / Português: Renovação / Français: Rénovation / Italiano: Ristrutturazione

In the environment context, "Renovation" refers to the process of improving or modernizing existing structures, landscapes, or systems to enhance their sustainability, efficiency, and harmony with the natural environment. This can involve adopting green building practices, using sustainable materials, and implementing technologies that reduce environmental impact. Renovation in this context aims not only to update or restore but also to transform spaces and infrastructures in ways that promote environmental stewardship and reduce carbon footprints.

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Repeatability

The Repeatability is the degree of agreement between independent test results produced by the same analyst, using the same test method and equipment on random aliquots of the same sample within a short time period.

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Repellent

Deutsch: Abwehrmittel / Español: Repelente / Português: Repelente / Français: Répulsif / Italiano: Repellente

Repellent in the environmental context refers to substances or strategies used to deter or discourage unwanted organisms, such as insects, animals, or plants, from specific areas or resources. Repellents are often employed to protect crops, prevent disease transmission, or manage human-wildlife conflicts without causing harm to the target species or the Environment.

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Replacement Heifers

Replacement Heifers are Often ones being raised to replace the cows currently in the herd.

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Replacements Heifers

Replacements Heifers are Often ones being raised to replace the cows currently in the herd.

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Replicate

A Replicate is a duplicate, copy, or repeat of an element, item, or process, often used to develop an average value or to assess the sources of variability and error.

Reporting Limit

The Reporting Limit is the minimum value below which data are documented as non-detected.

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Representative Sample

A Representative Sample is a subset of a population that is supposed to reflect what should occur under normal operating conditions.

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Representativeness

representativeness are "The degree to which data accurately and precisely represent the Frequency distribution of a specific variable in the population; a data quality indicator" (QAMS 1993, 20).

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