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E-waste, short for “electronic waste,” refers to all those electronic and electrical devices that have become obsolete, non-functional, or unwanted and are disposed of or recycled. These wastes include a wide range of products such as computers, mobile phones, televisions, appliances, lighting devices, electric batteries, industrial electrical equipment, and many others. E-waste has become a...
The ecological transition is the process of adapting and changing towards a more sustainable society, which minimizes environmental impact and protects biodiversity. The ecological transition involves a change in production, consumption and mobility patterns, as well as in energy and resource management systems. The ecological transition aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect human...
Natural system composed of living organisms and their physical environment
EHSQ (Environmental, Health, Safety, and Quality) is an acronym that refers to a set of practices, policies, and procedures to ensure environmental safety, health, and quality within a company or organization
Amounts of pollutants or greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere
The ability to use energy more efficiently and productively
An energy-efficient website is designed to consume the least amount of energy resources possible during its use. There are several ways to make a website energy-efficient, including: Using clean and well-optimized code: efficient code requires less energy resources to run, making the website more energy-efficient. Using optimized images: large images can slow down website loading...
The combination of energy sources used to produce energy in a particular country, region, or energy system.
The environment encompasses the intricate web of conditions, elements, and influences that envelop and wield an impact on living organisms and inanimate objects. It encompasses a wide spectrum, comprising the air we breathe, the water we drink, the soil beneath our feet, the multitude of life forms, the precious natural resources, the climatic patterns, and...
The effects that human activities have on the natural environment, biodiversity, and natural resources.
ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance): ESG is an acronym that represents three critical sustainability criteria that are used to evaluate a company’s performance, operations, and ethical practices. Each element of ESG contributes to assessing a company’s overall sustainability, impact on society, and ethical governance. Here’s a breakdown of each component: Environment (E): This aspect of...
