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Trait

Deutsch: Merkmal / Español: Rasgo / Português: Traço / Français: Trait / Italiano: Caratteristica

Trait in the environment context refers to a specific characteristic or feature of an organism that can influence its ability to survive, reproduce, and interact within its ecosystem. Traits can be physical, such as the color of a plant's flowers, the thickness of an animal's fur, or biochemical, such as the ability of a species to detoxify certain poisons. In environmental science, understanding the traits of different organisms is crucial for studying biodiversity, ecosystem dynamics, and the responses of species to environmental changes.

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Transfer

Deutsch: Übertragung / Español: Transferencia / Português: Transferência / Français: Transfert / Italiano: Trasferimento /

Transfer in the environmental context refers to the movement or conveyance of substances, energy, or information from one location or medium to another within ecosystems or between different parts of the environment. Transfers are fundamental processes that govern the flow and distribution of materials and resources in natural systems. They can involve the transport of pollutants, nutrients, energy, or biological organisms and play a crucial role in understanding ecosystem dynamics and environmental processes.

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Transparency

Deutsch: Transparenz / Español: Transparencia / Português: Transparência / Français: Transparence / Italiano: Trasparenza

Transparency is a critical element in environmental governance, ensuring openness, accountability, and trust in actions taken to protect and manage the environment.

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Transportation

Deutsch: *Transportwesen* / Español: *Transporte* / Português: *Transporte* / Français: *Transport* / Italiano: *Trasporti* /

In the environmental context, 'transportation' refers to the movement of people, goods, and resources from one location to another. It plays a significant role in shaping the environmental landscape as it affects air quality, energy consumption, greenhouse gas emissions, and land use. Transportation systems, including various modes such as cars, trucks, trains, ships, and airplanes, have both positive and negative environmental impacts.

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Transportation infrastructure

Deutsch: Verkehrsinfrastruktur / Español: infraestructura de transporte / Português: infraestrutura de transporte / Français: infrastructure de transport / Italiano: infrastruttura dei trasporti

Transportation infrastructure in the environmental context refers to the facilities and networks that support the movement of goods and people. These include roads, bridges, tunnels, railways, airports, ports, and public transit systems. The design, construction, and operation of these infrastructures have profound implications for the environment, influencing land use, habitat disruption, pollution levels, and resource consumption.

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Transportation mode

Deutsch: Verkehrsmodus / Español: modo de transporte / Português: modo de transporte / Français: mode de transport / Italiano: modalità di trasporto

Transportation mode in the environmental context refers to the various means or methods used to move people or goods from one location to another. Each mode of transportation has a distinct set of environmental impacts, affecting air quality, energy consumption, land use, and ecological disturbance.

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Treatment

Treatment, in the context of the environment, refers to a process or series of actions taken to improve, restore, or manage natural resources and ecosystems, ensuring their sustainability and minimizing harm to the environment. This encompasses a wide range of activities aimed at preserving the health and functionality of the environment, including air, water, soil, and biodiversity.

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Treatment Technique

A Treatment Technique is a specific treatment method required by EPA to be used to control the level of a Contaminant in drinking water. In specific cases where EPA has determined it

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Treaty

Deutsch: Vertrag / Español: Tratado / Português: Tratado / Français: Traité / Italiano: Trattato

Treaty in the environment context refers to a formal agreement between two or more parties, typically countries or international organizations, aimed at addressing global or regional environmental issues. These treaties can establish guidelines, rules, and standards for environmental Protection, conservation of natural resources, and sustainable development. Environmental treaties are critical tools for international cooperation, facilitating collective action on shared environmental challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, pollution, and the depletion of Natural resources.

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Tree

Deutsch: Baum / Español: Árbol / Português: Árvore / Français: Arbre / Italiano: Albero /

In the environmental context, "tree" refers to a large perennial plant that has a single stem or trunk, a crown of branches, and leaves or needles. Trees provide many ecological services, including carbon sequestration, soil stabilization, and habitat for wildlife.

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