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ENVIRONMENTVersión en línea english activity por maria camila hortua buitrago B C D E H I L P Q S U E B P D W C P U S Starts with B The variety of flora and fauna species in an ecosystem.Monitoring biodiversity allows for the detection of ecological loss or alterations. Starts with C A set of actions aimed at protecting,maintaining, and restoring natural resources and ecosystems. Starts with D Detailed assessment of the current state of the environment in a specific area. Starts with E Set of living beings and the physical environment where they interact. Starts with H Science that studies water in nature: its distribution, circulation and quality. Starts with I Environmental change (positive or negative) caused by human activity.It is assessed in environmental impact studies to prevent damage. Starts with L Contaminant liquid generated when water filters through solid waste,carrying toxic compounds that can reach soils or aquifers. Starts with P A variable or indicator measured during environmental monitoring (such as pH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen) to assess air, water, or soil quality. Starts with Q Refers to the state or condition of the environment based on measurable parameters Starts with S Accidental release of polluting substances, such as hydrocarbons or chemicals, that can seriously affect the environment. Starts with U Sustainable use of natural resources, seeking to minimize the negative impact on the environment. Starts with E The set of physical, chemical,biological, and social factors that surround living beings. Starts with B Biological indicators that reflect the effect of pollutants on living organisms. They are used to assess the environmental impact on ecosystem health. Starts with P Presence of substances or agents (chemical, physical, or biological) that negatively affect the environment and human health. Starts with D Discharge of substances (usually liquid) into the environment, such as wastewater into rivers or oceans. It may or may not be regulated. Starts with W Materials discarded after a production or consumption process. Starts with C The process of modifying the internal climate conditions of a space (such as temperature or humidity). From an environmental perspective, its energy efficiency and emissions are assessed. Starts with P A substance that, when released into the environment, causes harmful changes to ecosystems or human health. Starts with U Margin of error or doubt in monitoring results. It is important to consider this to ensure the validity of environmental data Starts with S The process of collecting representative samples of the environment (water, air, soil, biota) for subsequent analysis. It is key to any environmental monitoring program

ENVIRONMENTVersión en línea

english activity

por maria camila hortua buitrago

Starts with B

The variety of flora and fauna species in an ecosystem.Monitoring biodiversity allows for the detection of ecological loss or alterations.

Starts with C

A set of actions aimed at protecting,maintaining, and restoring natural resources and ecosystems.

Starts with D

Detailed assessment of the current state of the environment in a specific area.

Starts with E

Set of living beings and the physical environment where they interact.

Starts with H

Science that studies water in nature: its distribution, circulation and quality.

Starts with I

Environmental change (positive or negative) caused by human activity.It is assessed in environmental impact studies to prevent damage.

Starts with L

Contaminant liquid generated when water filters through solid waste,carrying toxic compounds that can reach soils or aquifers.

Starts with P

A variable or indicator measured during environmental monitoring (such as pH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen) to assess air, water, or soil quality.

Starts with Q

Refers to the state or condition of the environment based on measurable parameters

Starts with S

Accidental release of polluting substances, such as hydrocarbons or chemicals, that can seriously affect the environment.

Starts with U

Sustainable use of natural resources, seeking to minimize the negative impact on the environment.

Starts with E

The set of physical, chemical,biological, and social factors that surround living beings.

Starts with B

Biological indicators that reflect the effect of pollutants on living organisms. They are used to assess the environmental impact on ecosystem health.

Starts with P

Presence of substances or agents (chemical, physical, or biological) that negatively affect the environment and human health.

Starts with D

Discharge of substances (usually liquid) into the environment, such as wastewater into rivers or oceans. It may or may not be regulated.

Starts with W

Materials discarded after a production or consumption process.

Starts with C

The process of modifying the internal climate conditions of a space (such as temperature or humidity). From an environmental perspective, its energy efficiency and emissions are assessed.

Starts with P

A substance that, when released into the environment, causes harmful changes to ecosystems or human health.

Starts with U

Margin of error or doubt in monitoring results. It is important to consider this to ensure the validity of environmental data

Starts with S

The process of collecting representative samples of the environment (water, air, soil, biota) for subsequent analysis. It is key to any environmental monitoring program

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Starts with B

The variety of flora and fauna species in an ecosystem.Monitoring biodiversity allows for the detection of ecological loss or alterations.

Starts with C

A set of actions aimed at protecting,maintaining, and restoring natural resources and ecosystems.

Starts with D

Detailed assessment of the current state of the environment in a specific area.

Starts with E

Set of living beings and the physical environment where they interact.

Starts with H

Science that studies water in nature: its distribution, circulation and quality.

Starts with I

Environmental change (positive or negative) caused by human activity.It is assessed in environmental impact studies to prevent damage.

Starts with L

Contaminant liquid generated when water filters through solid waste,carrying toxic compounds that can reach soils or aquifers.

Starts with P

A variable or indicator measured during environmental monitoring (such as pH, turbidity, dissolved oxygen) to assess air, water, or soil quality.

Starts with Q

Refers to the state or condition of the environment based on measurable parameters

Starts with S

Accidental release of polluting substances, such as hydrocarbons or chemicals, that can seriously affect the environment.

Starts with U

Sustainable use of natural resources, seeking to minimize the negative impact on the environment.

Starts with E

The set of physical, chemical,biological, and social factors that surround living beings.

Starts with B

Biological indicators that reflect the effect of pollutants on living organisms. They are used to assess the environmental impact on ecosystem health.

Starts with P

Presence of substances or agents (chemical, physical, or biological) that negatively affect the environment and human health.

Starts with D

Discharge of substances (usually liquid) into the environment, such as wastewater into rivers or oceans. It may or may not be regulated.

Starts with W

Materials discarded after a production or consumption process.

Starts with C

The process of modifying the internal climate conditions of a space (such as temperature or humidity). From an environmental perspective, its energy efficiency and emissions are assessed.

Starts with P

A substance that, when released into the environment, causes harmful changes to ecosystems or human health.

Starts with U

Margin of error or doubt in monitoring results. It is important to consider this to ensure the validity of environmental data

Starts with S

The process of collecting representative samples of the environment (water, air, soil, biota) for subsequent analysis. It is key to any environmental monitoring program