Ekologik izohli lugʻat

a cosmic body; one of the planets in the solar system. A totality of organic and inorgani…

— Use of products, which better respect the environment and which save energy.

Refers to the efficiency with which environmental resources are used to meet the human ne…

– a sphere of economics which includes the following groups of objects: 1) enterprises pr…

[Greek katastrophe - turn, revolution] - the non-equilibrium, non-steady transforming of …

a ratio between a scale of a positive effect (advantage) and harm (damage) arisen by the …

– general scientific approach orienting, first of all, on studying and reflecting of rela…

see Ecological audit.

mismatch of the purposes and means of socio economic development to a self-recovery poten…

activity of state bodies, plants and citizens on observance of ecological norms and rules…

costs on measures for reducing of emissions and discharges of pollutants into environment

- stationary, rather gradual reversible or irreversible deterioration of environment (sim…

- usage of environment on the basis of knowledge of the natural laws on nature developmen…

[Latin expansio — expansion, extention] — one of the forms of country's ecological proble…

[Latin expertus -experienced] — an activity on eliciting and forecasting of effects of as…

factor of an environment, identifying the adapting reactions of an organism. As it is kno…

— see Ecological offence.

a situation, in which there can be undesirable events causing deviations of health of the…

[Latin impuratwus - imperative] – requirements and rules of an environmental protection w…

see Ecological audit.

— a capacity of a landscape to ensure normal habitability of a number of organisms or to …

responsibility of natural and legal entities to undergo unfavorable consequences in event…

– a time of transition into area of an absolute local maximum of biological diversity; de…

breach of law, laws in force that entailed causing of ecological harm to an environment a…

measure of equivalent of exchanging between a society and an environment.

– a succession of particular actions, directed on progressing of mechanisms and control m…

scientific and legal activity of a person aimed at natural conservation and rational natu…

a code of documents compilable by enterprises and entities pursuant to the requests of a …

finite aggregate of organisms, meeting genetic and/or taxonomic definition of the species…

magnitude of anthropogenous loading counted on the basis of ecological rules and obtainin…

– a total complex of state organs, entities, plants, buildings, technological systems and…

time which is required for transferring of a system into the nearest area of the local ba…

capacity of an organism to tolerate unfavorable environmental impacts.

— a measure for quality (structure, organization) of environment and its separate element…

[Latin voluntar — will] — a nature use disregarding of ecological limitations. E.v. is ch…

development of the mankind, at which sutisfaction of needs is carried out without any dam…

— according to E.Hekkel, a branch of a biological science about relationships between org…

see Economical harm to the environment.

harm to the environment inflicting damage to the material interests of a nature user (own…

applying of economic incentives in problems of control over nature use and natural conser…

— a special case of the biotic shape of plants and animals, reflecting the influencing on…

a collection of actions for reaching the purposes and problems, set by ecological policy:…

— see Biosphere.

— a concept, introduced by A.Tensly, meaning a rather stable system of dynamic equilibriu…

— progressive development as a result of interaction of autochthonous and allochthonous p…

capacity of a particular part of an ecosystem to change the qualitative indexes.

transitional line between the adjacent landscape complexes characterized by heightened in…

see Biotop.

These are designed to check on the presence, trends or absence of effects in the receivin…

population of species with broad geographic spreading adapted to domestic conditions.