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Confined Aquifer

A Confined Aquifer is an Aquifer in which Ground Water is confined under pressure which is significantly greater than atmospheric pressure.

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Confined ground water

Confined ground water is Ground Water under pressure significantly greater than atmospheric, with its upper limit the bottom of a bed with hydraulic Conductivity distinctly lower than that of the material in which the confined water occurs.

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Confining layer

Confining layer is the Layer of Rock that keeps the Ground Water in the Aquifer below it under pressure. This pressure creates springs and helps supply water to wells.

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Confluent Growth

A Confluent Growth is a continuous bacterial growth covering all or part of the filtration area of a membrane filter in which the Bacteria colonies are not discrete.

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Conformal map projection

A conformal map projection is One of a class of map projections that preserves angular relationships between the map and the surface of the earth. At any point on the map, measurement

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Conformation

A Conformation is the body form or physical traits of an animal or parts of the animal in the case of Udder Conformation

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Congener

A congener is one of the 209 different PCB compounds. A congener may have between 1 and 10 chlorine atoms, which may be located at various positions on the PCB molecule.

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Congener specific analysis

A congener specific analysis ("PCB Fingerprinting”) is a form of chemical analysis that distinctly identifies and quantifies individual PCB congeners.

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Congestion

Deutsch: Stauung / Español: Congestión / Português: Congestionamento / Français: Congestion / Italiano: Congestione

Congestion in the environmental context typically refers to the overcrowding of transportation systems, urban spaces, or natural areas, leading to negative environmental impacts. This often includes traffic congestion, where excessive numbers of vehicles lead to increased Air Pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, and resource waste, as well as congestion in natural areas that results in ecosystem Degradation.

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Congress

In the context of the environment, "Congress" typically refers to a formal gathering or assembly of representatives, experts, activists, and stakeholders who come together to discuss, debate, and formulate policies or strategies related to environmental conservation, climate change, sustainability, and related issues. These congresses can be international, national, or regional in scope and often involve a combination of Governmental organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academia, industry representatives, and the public.

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