The climate crisis has placed environmental protection at the forefront of global agendas, emphasizing the need for precise terminology in policy and communication. This study focuses on the term emission , central to environmental discourse, particularly in international legislation. It applies a multi-step methodology to analyze the term emission : (1) conceptual information extraction from the definition; (2) corpus-based analysis of the conceptual features of multi-word terms (MWTs); (3) analysis of the predicate argument structure of the term; (4) semantic analysis of the verbs collocating with emission ; (5) corpus-based extraction of relations and attributes; and (6) representation of its definitional template or frame. These steps yield rich conceptual insights into the emission concept, enabling the creation of a comprehensive definitional frame. This template captures how emission functions within environmental legislation and enhances understanding of environmental terminology. Additionally, it contributes to EcoLexicon, a multilingual environmental knowledge base, thereby supporting broader knowledge dissemination.
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