what does cumulative effect mean?

Question

The council have refuse me permission to extent the property because of cumulative effect in areas of specific and repetitive character, applicatio that may lead to adverse cumulative effect will be refused

Answer 1

If you do it, then your neighbor does it, then his neighbor does it, then before you know it, the whole neighborhood has changed and you started it. Does that help????

Answer 2

The term “cumulative impacts or effects” is generally used to describe the phenomenon of changes in the environment that result from numerous human-induced, small-scale alterations. Secondary or indirect impacts are defined as effects that are “caused by and result from the activity although they are later in time or further removed in distance, but still reasonably foreseeable.” Cumulative impacts can be thought of as occurring through two main pathways: first, through persistent additions or losses of the same materials or resource, and second, through the compounding effects as a result of the coming together of two or more effects.

Answer 3

Cumulative effect probably means the accumulating effect of fertilizer, pesticides, or the effect of adding sewage to the existing sewer system.

Answer 4

Your question itself is not clear - however, cumulative means the result from putting one thing on top of another - it is similar to accumulate - to add together to create a collection of things.

Answer 5

depends on what meds you are taking. flovent and other meds like that that are prevention meds will help over a long period of time. rescue meds like albuterol just helps when you need it. and yes, exercise plays a huge roll. you should exercise and run daily to keep your lungs in shape.