Asequibilidad: La asequibilidad del agua potable se refiere al esfuerzo de un sistema de agua potable por suministrar agua a la comunidad a un precio razonable, mientras continúa recibiendo los ingresos necesarios para mantener sus operaciones.
Agua insalubre: Agua contaminada que causa daño a la salud.
Agua salubre Agua: apta para el consumo humano, incolora e inodora, oxigenada, libre de bacterias patógenas.
Casquetes polares: Grandes masas de hielo que abarcan 10 por ciento de la superficie terrestre y reciben el nombre de glaciares de casquete. Un glaciar es una gruesa masa de hielo que se forma sobre la superficie terrestre por la acumulación, compactación y recristalización de la nieve.
Comunidades microbianas: Consisten en poblaciones de células de varias especies (bacterias); que interactúan entre sí desarrollando múltiples actividades funcionales al interior de la comunidad y con su hospedero.
Estrés hídrico: Se habla de estrés hídrico cuando la demanda de agua es más alta que la cantidad disponible durante un periodo determinado o cuando su uso se ve restringido por su baja calidad.
Ebullición Climática: Implica que la crisis ambiental y el efecto invernadero derivado alcanzaron “un punto crítico” que provoca una causa de eventos ambientales extremos, cambios drásticos en el clima y el derretimiento acelerado de los casquetes polares, según la Organización de las Naciones Unidas (ONU).
Efecto invernadero: El efecto invernadero es la forma en que el calor queda atrapado cerca de la superficie de la Tierra por los “gases de efecto invernadero”. Los gases de efecto invernadero ocurren naturalmente y son parte de la composición de nuestra atmósfera. Pero en el último siglo, los seres humanos han estado interfiriendo con el equilibrio energético del planeta, principalmente a través de la quema de combustibles fósiles que agregan dióxido de carbono al aire. El nivel de dióxido de carbono en la atmósfera de la Tierra ha estado aumentando constantemente durante décadas y atrapa el calor adicional cerca de la superficie de la Tierra, lo que hace que aumenten las temperaturas.
Hidroponía: La Hidroponía se deriva de las palabras en griego Hydro (agua) y Ponos (labor o trabajo), por lo que literalmente significa trabajo en agua. En la práctica, la técnica hidropónica incluye todas las formas de cultivar plantas sin el uso de la tierra, utilizando como medio de siembra y crecimiento un material sólido (Arena, turba, perlita, etc.) o el agua.
Huella de carbono: Es un indicador ambiental que representa la cantidad de emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero que se emitieron a la atmósfera por medio de alguna actividad humana, que puede ser un producto o un servicio, o por la acción diaria de un habitante. Además, ayuda a ampliar la conciencia de conservación de recursos naturales, para alcanzar el desarrollo sustentable.
Inocuo: De acuerdo con la Real Academia Española, la definición de inocuo se refiere a aquello “que no hace daño”. Se define como la característica que garantiza que los alimentos que consumimos no causan daño a nuestra salud, es decir, que durante su producción se aplicaron medidas de higiene para reducir el riesgo de que los alimentos se contaminen.
Obsolescencia Planificada: Es la acción intencional que hacen los fabricantes para que los productos dejen de servir en un tiempo determinado. Esto ocurre porque los fabricantes calculan y planifican el tiempo de vida de sus productos, con el objetivo de reducir deliberadamente su utilidad y con ello incitar a las personas a comprar uno nuevo.
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