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Environmental Sanitation rr - Coggle Diagram

- - - - living organisms
    - - physical factors
      - Chemical factors
    - - floors
      - animals
  - - - photosynthesis
      - the breathing
      - the descomposition
    - - the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen by bacteria and cyanobacteria
      - denitrification
      - its incorporation through food chains
    - - the gradual release of phosphorus from rocks
      - Its incorporation into organisms through food
      - The descomposition
    - - Evaporation
      - condensation
      - The precipitation
  - - - Wind
      - Hydroelectric
      - Solar energy
    - - Plastics
      - Paper
      - Glass
- - - - Rio de Janeiro Earth Summit in 1999
    - - Prevent dangerous climate change
      - Adopted at the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro in 1992
      - To the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement
    - - Protect the ozone layer
      - Phase out the production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances
  - - - Harvest
      - Treatment
      - Final disposition
    - - Collection systems
      - Recycling
      - Safe disposal of end-of-life products
    - - Promote recycling
      - reuse
  - - - Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
      - Nitrogen oxides (NOx)
      - Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
    - - Like heavy metals
      - Nutrients
      - Organic compounds
- - - - the acidity
      - water alkalinity
      - A neutral pH is 7
    - - aquatic biodiversity
      - The dissolution of gases
    - - Measures the amount of oxygen present in the water
      - Its ability to maintain aquatic organisms
  - - - Vehicle emissions
      - Industrial emissions
      - biomass burning
    - - Industrial downloads
      - Waste dumping
      - Agriculture and Livestock
    - - Landfills and waste disposal sites
      - Industrial activities
      - intensive agriculture
  - - - Respiratory diseases
        
        Asthma
        
        Bronchitis
        
        lung infections
      - Cardiovascular diseases
        
        Including heart attacks
        
        Hypertension
        
        Heart disease
    - - Biodiversity loss
      - Eutrophication.
      - Acidification
    - - Emissions of greenhouse gases
        
        Carbon (CO2)
        
        Methane (CH4)
        
        Nitrous oxide (N2O)
    - - Drinking water contamination
        
        bacteria
        
        Virus
        
        toxic chemicals
  - - - pH
      - Temperature
      - Chemical oxygen demand (COD)
    - - Continuous
      - Automatic
    - - Sampling bottles
      - Flow meters
      - Sampling probes
- - - - Sand
      - Silt
      - Clay
    - - water infiltration
      - Root development
      - air circulation
    - - Soil fertility
      - water retention
      - The formation of aggregates
    - - The acidity
      - Soil alkalinity
  - - - Sand
      - Silt
      - Clay
    - - Includes fallen leaves
      - Branches
      - dead roots
    - - The soil acts as a water reservoir
  - - - Toxic chemicals in the soil
      - Heavy metals
      - Synthetic organic chemicals
    - - Pesticides
      - Herbicides
    - - Oil spills
      - Derived products
    - - The Lead
      - The Mercury
      - cadmium
  - - - Respiratory diseases
      - Cardiovascular diseases
      - Cancer
      - neurological problems
    - - Biodiversity loss
      - Eutrophication
      - Acidification
    - - Contamination of drinking water.
      - Damage to aquatic ecosystems
  - - - Acidity
      - Alkalinity
    - - Calcium
      - Magnesium
      - Potassium
    - - Nitrogen
      - Match
      - Potassium