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Arca Tierra #CanastaSolidaria

El corazón de arca tierra son 35 familias agricultoras campesinas de algunas comunidades de Milpa Alta, CDMX; Huasca de Ocampo, Hidalgo; y Amanalco y Polvillos, Estado de México. Ellas están comprometidas con la tierra y por convicción, siembran sin el uso de agrotóxicos, además de que recuperan semillas y producen…

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COP28 de cambio climático: un balance

Implicaciones de la Cumbre Climática COP 28 para el próximo gobierno de 2024-2030 El Economista – Adrián Fernández Bremauntz – Miércoles 13 de Diciembre de 2023 Como ha ocurrido en otras de las conferencias del clima de años pasados, en el texto final de la declaración de la COP 28…

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Transgresión de límites planetarios 2023: 6/9 rebasados

Información del Centro de Resiliencia de Estocolmo, aquí. El artículo publicado en Science Advances: Richardson et al., Sci. Adv. 9, eadh2458 (2023), 13 September 2023 The Guardian view on planetary boundaries: the Earth has limits and governments must act on them Traducción del artículo original: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/sep/14/the-guardian-view-on-planetary-boundaries-the-earth-has-limits-and-governments-must-act-on-them  El clima está cambiando…

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Tren Maya: Estado de derecho, democracia y biodiversidad

Letras Libres, 1º de julio 2023, Luis Fueyo MacDonald Uno de los proyectos más controvertidos de la actual administración es el Tren Maya. Desde la campaña electoral del 2018 hasta el día de hoy, ya avanzada su construcción y próxima su inauguración, ha despertado toda clase de opiniones. No hemos…

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Contravienen la legislación ambiental las nuevas Reglas de Operación del programa «Sembrando Vida»

4 de julio 2022 El Centro Interdisciplinario de Biodiversidad y Ambiente (CeIBA A.C) es una Asociación Civil sin fines de lucro, dedicada al análisis de los problemas relacionados con el medio ambiente y el bienestar humano, que mantiene un diálogo con todos los actores de la sociedad y promueve lineamientos de…

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Conabio 30 años

La Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad cumple treinta años de contribuir al conocimiento y la conservación del patrimonio natural y cultural de México Celebración desde El Colegio Nacional, jueves 5 de mayo 2022 Se llevó a cabo la mesa conmemorativa por el 30 aniversario de la…

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El presidencialismo antiambiental

Enrique Provencio Durazo, México Social, 1º de abril 2022 La respuesta fue primero y antes que nada la descalificación: los llamó seudoambientalistas, con lo que de entrada se arrogó la potestad de decidir quien puede nombrarse protector ambiental y quien no. De inmediato, el 25 de marzo, la SEMARNAT replicó…

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Respuesta de Julia Carabias sobre el caso CALICA

El caso Calizas Industriales del Carmen, S. A. de C. V. Julia Carabias Lillo, 5 de febrero 2022 El día 1° de febrero, en la conferencia de prensa matutina, el presidente López Obrador se refirió a la autorización que otorgó el 30 de noviembre de 2000 la Secretaría de Medio…

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Nature sustainability, December 2021

Volume 4 Issue 12, December 2021 Future coastal hardening The world’s coasts are increasingly covered with built structures, such as piers and seawalls. Using New Zealand as a case study, Floerl and colleagues find that coastal infrastructure has replaced more than half of the coastline of 30 urban centres worldwide…

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Nature sustainability

Volume 4 Issue 11, November 2021 Human activity and landslide risk in Africa Population pressure and land-use change affect landslide risk. Depicker and colleagues analyse the impact of population dynamics, conflicts and deforestation on landslide risk in the Kivu Rift region (pictured), Eastern Africa. See Depickeret al. Image: Dr. Olivier…

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Nature sustainability

Volume 4 Issue 10, October 2021 Tuna-dependent economies and climate change Climate change will shift tuna fish away from the tropics. The study by Bell and colleagues finds two routes to sustaining the tuna-dependent economies of Pacific Small Island Developing States—reducing greenhouse gas emissions or negotiating to maintain the current…

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Lacandones por la defensa De Montes Azules

POR EL RESPETO A NUESTROS DERECHOS COMO COMUNIDAD INDÍGENA Y A NUESTRO TERRITORIO, POR LA CONSERVACIÓN DE LA RESERVA DE MONTES AZULES, PATRIMONIO DE MÉXICO Y DEL MUNDO Comunicados de las autoridades de la etnia Lacandona. INFORMACIÓN DE RESPALDO: Decretos; Programa de Manejo de la Reserva de la Biosfera De…

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Situación en la Selva Lacandona 2021

ECOLOGÍA HUMANA, de Amado Ríos Valdez entrevista a la Dra. Julia Carabias Lillo Experta en ecología y políticas ambientales, con más de 25 años de trabajos de investigación en la región de la Selva Lacandona y la Reserva de la Biosfera de Montes Azules, ofrece información de primera mano sobre…

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Nature sustainability

Volume 4 Issue 8, August 2021 High-performance textiles from plastics As a major polluter, the fashion industry would benefit from the development of sustainable textiles. Boriskina and colleagues engineer plastic waste into wearable fabrics with combined low environmental impact and advanced functionalities such as moisture wicking, stain resistance and recyclability….

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Nature Sustainability, June 2021

Volume 4 Issue 6, June 2021 Ocean litter Using comprehensive data, the study by González-Fernández and colleagues estimates the extent to which riverine floating macrolitter across Europe is transferred to the ocean while the article by Morales-Caselles and co-authors finds that global marine litter is dominated by plastics from take-out…

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Nature Sustainability – May 2021

Volume 4 Issue 5, May 2021 Engineering orbital orientation for greener battery cathode chemistry The current reliance of the cathode of lithium-ion batteries on cobalt poses challenges in terms of sustainability. Xia and colleagues engineer the atomic orbitals to realize a high-performance cathode that is based on environmentally friendly and…

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Nature Sustainability Alert – April 2021

Sustainable Solutions for Pollution Control | April 28 Pollution is a threat globally but most of the impacts are local and away from the source making policy solutions hard to implement. Join global researchers for a virtual conference discussing the latest research in pollution control and potential solutions. Register now…

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A radical rethink of resilience and development

Development can be redefined as a co-evolutionary process of social and ecological interdependence  A focus on short term economic goals which ignore social-ecological interdependencies fails to deliver development outcomes. A new perspective offers a radical alternative Story highlights Development projects, programs and policies struggle to account for the social-ecological interdependencies…

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Nature Sustainability

Volume 4 Issue 3, March 2021 Shaping sustainable cooling Cooling demand is expected to increase. A new framework of socio-economic, technological, environmental and geopolitical factors allows researchers to identify sustainable cooling solutions, which go beyond improving technology. See Khosla et al. Image: ballyscanlon / Photodisc / Getty. Cover design: Valentina…

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Nature Sustainability Alert – February 2021

<h2>Volume 4 Issue 2, February 2021</h2> <h3>Oil palm certification and well-being</h3> <p>Palm oil sustainability certification should achieve both environmental and socioeconomic goals, but its effectiveness on the latter is unclear. Santika and colleagues found that in Indonesia the scheme improved well-being in villages where livelihoods were primarily market-based, but had... 0

Nature Sustainability

Volume 4 Issue 1, January 2021 Carbon trade-offs of animal agriculture Producing meat requires more land than plants, which could be restored into ecosystems that capture carbon. Hayek and colleagues quantify the carbon opportunity cost of extensive meat production and find that shifting to plant-based diets would capture a CO2…

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Nature Sustainability Alert – December 2020

Volume 3 Issue 12, December 2020 Pesticides and bird diversity Neonicotinoid pesticides are used widely, raising concerns about effects on organisms besides pests. Khanna and colleagues find that increased neonicotinoid use in the continental United States has reduced bird diversity, especially that of grassland and insectivorous birds. See Li et…

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Nature sustainability, november

Volume 3 Issue 11, November 2020 Highly efficient solar-based water sanitation Solar-driven interfacial evaporation has potential for sustainable water sanitation, but controlling interfacial evaporators for solar tracking to ensure efficiency remains a challenge. Guo and colleagues create a black and super-wicking grooved surface that harnesses the sunlight and purifies water…

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Nature Sustainability October 2020

Volume 3 Issue 10, October 2020 Dust and infant mortality Air pollution impacts health globally, but studying this effect is challenging because economic development worsens pollution while bettering health. Burke and colleagues focus on the health effects of distant Saharan dust, unlinked from economic activity, and find that it leads…

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Nature sustainability

Volume 3 Issue 9, September 2020 Forest subsidies in Chile Given the benefits of forests, there are growing efforts to restore lost ones. This study finds that between 1986 and 2011, Chile’s forest subsidies encouraged expansion of plantations with exotic trees at the expense of native forest, likely reducing biodiversity…

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Alto riesgo defender el patrimonio natural en México

Julia Carabias Lillo, entrevista de Nurit Martínez, El Sol de México, domingo 30 de agosto 2020 En la construcción del Tren Maya hay problemas que no se pueden ocultar y “sorprende y preocupa” que al haber informado mal al presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador de lo que ahí ocurre, hoy,…

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Nature sustainability

Volume 3 Issue 8, August 2020 Mortality risks of survivors Little is known about the long-term effects of natural disasters on mortality risks. Frankenberg and colleagues examined how mortality and individual-specific traumatic exposures during the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami affected mortality risks of survivors over the following ten years. See…

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