Glossary E
In the context of environment, "Ethnomusicology" typically refers to the study of the relationships between music, culture, and the environment within specific cultural contexts. While ethnomusicology primarily focuses on the study of music within cultural and social contexts, it can also intersect with environmental studies in various ways.
Deutsch: Eutrophierung / Español: Eutrofización / Português: Eutrofização / Français: Eutrophisation / Italiano: Eutrofizzazione /
An eutrophication is a reduction in the amount of Oxygen dissolved in water. The symptoms of eutrophication include blooms of Algae (both toxic and non-toxic), declines in the healthAn Evaporation describes the part of the Hydrologic Cycle during which liquid water turns into water vapor.
Deutsch: Ausgrabung / Español: excavación / Português: escavação / Français: excavation / Italiano: scavo
Excavation in the environmental context refers to the process of moving earth, rock, or other materials with tools, equipment, or explosives. It is a fundamental activity in construction, archaeology, and environmental restoration projects, but it can have significant impacts on the environment if not managed properly.
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