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| Terms for subject Environment (24829 entries) |
| artificial satellite (Any man-made object placed in a near-periodic orbit in which it moves mainly under the gravitational influence of one celestial body, such as the earth, sun, another planet, or a planet's moon) | Künstlicher Satellit | |
| artificial sealing liner | Kunststoffdichtungsbahn | |
| artificial soil | künstlicher Boden | |
| artificial territories | Kulturlandschaft | |
| artificial water body | künstlicher Wasserkörper | |
| artificially created waterway | künstlich geschaffener Wasserweg | |
| artificially propagated cacti | künstlich vermehrte Kakteen | |
| artificially propagated hybrids | künstlich vermehrte Hybriden | |
| artificially propagated orchids | künstlich vermehrte Orchideen | |
| artificially propagated plants | künstlich vermehrte Pflanzen | |
| as distinct from specimens which | im Unterschied zu Exemplaren, die | |
| asbestiform | Asbest | |
| asbestos (Generic name for a group of fibrous mineral silicates. It includes blue asbestos (crocidolite), white asbestos (chrysotile) and brown asbestos (amosite). After they are mined the asbestos fibres are separated from the rock and are spun into a cloth. When inhaled the fibres penetrate the lungs and the tissues of the bronchial tubes, resulting in asbestosis, a crippling lung disease. Asbestos also causes cancer of the lung and the gastro-intestinal tract, and mesothelioma, a malignant cancer of the inner lining of the chest. However, because it is a poor conductor of electricity and highly resistant to heat it has been widely used over the years in fire-fighting suits, and building and insulating materials. The fibrous form of several silicate minerals, at one time widely used for electrical and thermal insulation; the use of all forms of asbestos is now either banned or strictly controlled in many countries since it causes cancer) | Asbest | |
| asbestos based construction materials | Baustoffe auf Asbestbasis | |
| asbestos cement (A hardened mixture of asbestos fibers, Portland cement and water used in relatively thin slabs for shingles, wallboard and siding) | Asbestzement | |
| asbestos gr | Amosit | |
| asbestos waste | Asbestabfall | |
| asbestosis (A non-malignant progressive, irreversible, lung disease, characterized by diffuse fibrosis, resulting from the inhalation of asbestos fibers) | Asbestose | |
| Ascension | Himmelfahrtsinsel | |
| Ascension | Ascension |