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A

air pollution

The presence of harmful substances in the air, often caused by vehicle emissions, industrial activities, and burning fuels such as gasoline.


B

Behavioral Change

The process of modifying human actions to be more environmentally friendly, such as reducing waste, using public transport, or conserving energy.


C

Carbon Footprint

The total amount of greenhouse gases, primarily carbon dioxide, emitted directly or indirectly by an individual, organization, event, or product.


Carbon literacy

Knowing carbon, the challenges for the planet allows us to commit ourselves to the ecological transition. Everyone should calculate their carbon footprint to be aware of the efforts that need to be made.


Climate change

Long-term changes in global weather patterns, mainly caused by human activities, leading to rising temperatures and extreme weather events.


D

decarbonation

Decarbonization refers to the process of reducing or eliminating the carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions produced by human activities, particularly those from the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil, and natural gas.


E

Economic and Social Disparities

Differences in wealth, resources, and opportunities between different groups, often leading to unequal access to environmental benefits.


Environmental impact

Overall changes in the environment due to industrial development.


F

Footprint

Measurement of the anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. 


G

glossary

Environmental impacts: Negative effects of human activities on nature, such as air pollution and waste mismanagement. 

Sustainability: Using resources responsibly to avoid harming future generations.

Air pollution: Contamination of air by harmful substances from vehicles, factories...

Waste management; Methods to reduce and handle waste, like recycling and composting. 

Recycling: Reusing materials like plastic or paper to reduce waste. 

Composting: Natural process of turning organic waste into fertilizer. 

Renewable energy: Energy from natural sources like the sun or wind

Sustainable transportation:  Eco-friendly travel options like public transport and carpooling. 



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