All articles starting with E
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Environmental psychology
Environmental psychology studies the mutual relationship between people and their physical environments, from stressors and design to pro-environmental behavior and climate change; field dates to the late 1950s, with eight topic clusters identified in 2004–2024 bibliometrics.
Environmental racism
Environmental racism: disproportionate exposure of racialized communities to pollution and hazards via siting, housing, and enforcement disparities. Key cases: Cancer Alley, Warren County, Aamjiwnaang; landmark 1987 UCC report; EO 12898.
Environmental Sample Processor
The Environmental Sample Processor (ESP) is an autonomous robotic instrument developed by MBARI that filters seawater and identifies organisms, biological toxins, and environmental DNA without returning samples to a laboratory.
Environmental scanning
Environmental scanning is a management method for systematically acquiring information about events, trends, and relationships in an organization's external environment, used to identify opportunities and support planning.
Environmental scanning electron microscopy
Environmental scanning electron microscopy, or ESEM, is a scanning electron microscopy technique that images uncoated, hydrated, wet, or dirty specimens at elevated chamber pressures, without conductive coating or high vacuum.
Environmental science
Environmental science: interdisciplinary study of interactions among living and non-living parts of the environment, focused on human impact; distinct from environmental engineering, ecology, and environmental studies; institutionalized in the 1960s-1970s.
Environmental sensing capability
An environmental sensing capability (ESC) is an FCC-certified network of radio sensors that detects federal naval radar in the CBRS band so commercial devices can be moved.
Environmental studies
Environmental studies: interdisciplinary higher-education field on human-environment interactions, distinct from environmental science; free-standing programs since the 1960s, careers in policy, planning, conservation, and education.
Environmental tax
An environmental tax is a tax whose base is a physical unit with a proven negative environmental impact, like a liter of fuel or a tonne of coal.
Environmental technology
Environmental technology, also called green or clean technology, is the development of technologies that protect the environment, pollute less, recycle more, and handle waste sustainably, a field defined by the 1992 Rio Earth Summit's Agenda 21.
Environmental tick bite prevention
Environmental tick bite prevention covers non-chemical landscape measures that reduce contact between people and ticks: mowing, removing leaf litter, installing woodchip or gravel barriers, and fencing out deer.
Environmental toxicology
Environmental toxicology, also called environmental toxicology science, studies how pollutants in air, soil, water, and sediment harm organisms and ecosystems; distinct from ecotoxicology, it underpins risk assessment and journals like Environmental Toxicology.
Environmental transmission electron microscopy
Environmental transmission electron microscopy (ETEM) is a type of transmission electron microscopy that images specimens at atomic resolution while surrounded by controlled gas, often at elevated temperature, chiefly to study catalysts.
Environmental, social, and governance
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) is a framework for evaluating companies and investments on environmental, social, and governance factors, most visibly through ESG ratings and disclosure rules.
Environmentalism
Environmentalism: social and political movement seeking weight for the natural environment in policy. Key markers: Silent Spring (1962), Earth Day 1970 with 20 million US participants, EPA creation, UNEP, deep ecology, environmental justice.
Environmentally friendly
Environmentally friendly, also known as eco-friendly, describes products or activities presented as having little or no environmental impact, a claim now restricted in EU marketing.
Envisat
Envisat (Environmental Satellite) was a European Space Agency Earth observation satellite launched in 2002. At eight tonnes with ten instruments, it was the largest of its kind.
Envisics
Envisics was a UK automotive holographics startup founded in Milton Keynes in 2018 by Jamieson Christmas to develop holographic augmented-reality head-up displays for cars; it raised over $150 million before entering administration in 2026.
EnVision
EnVision is a European Space Agency Venus orbiter, adopted in 2024 as an M5 Cosmic Vision mission, scheduled to launch in 2031 to study Venus from core to atmosphere.
Envision AESC
Envision AESC is a Yokohama-based maker of lithium-ion battery cells for electric vehicles, founded by Nissan and NEC in 2007 and sold to Envision Group in 2019.
Envision Energy
Envision Energy (远景能源) is a Chinese green technology company headquartered in Shanghai, founded in 2007 by Zhang Lei and ranked second among global wind turbine suppliers in 2024.
Envision Group (远景科技)
Envision Group (远景科技) is a Chinese green-technology company founded by Zhang Lei in Jiangyin, spanning wind turbines, batteries, green hydrogen, and software through subsidiaries including Envision Energy and Envision AESC.
Envision Rx Options Holdings, Inc.
Envision Rx Options Holdings, Inc. was a Delaware holding company based in Twinsburg, Ohio, whose pharmacy benefit management business was acquired by Rite Aid in 2015.
Enviva
Enviva is an American company headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, and the world's largest industrial producer of wood pellets, a biomass fuel burned in power stations.
Envonalkib citrate (TQ-B3139)
Envonalkib citrate (TQ-B3139, CT-711; brand Anluoqing, 安洛晴) is an oral ALK/ROS1/c-Met inhibitor approved in China in June 2024 for first-line ALK-positive advanced NSCLC, with phase III PFS of 24.87 months versus 11.60 for crizotinib.
Envoy (proxy)
Envoy is an open source layer 7 proxy and communication bus designed for large, service-oriented architectures, originally built at Lyft and now a graduated CNCF project.
Envoy Air
Envoy Air, formerly American Eagle Airlines, is a wholly owned regional airline subsidiary of American Airlines Group, headquartered in Irving, Texas, that flies under the American Eagle brand.
Envoy to the Frontier
Envoy to the Frontier (使至塞上) is a 737 Tang frontier poem by Wang Wei, famous for its desert couplet on the lone smoke and round setting sun.
Envy
Envy is the painful emotion felt at another's good fortune, distinct from jealousy, occurring in benign and malicious forms, studied in social comparison, social media, workplace, and political philosophy contexts.
Envy (2004 film)
Envy (2004 film), a Barry Levinson black comedy starring Ben Stiller, Jack Black, and Christopher Walken; Tim declines a stake in Nick's poop-vanishing spray Vapoorize, and the DreamWorks release flopped with $14.6 million worldwide and 7% on Rotten Tomatoes.