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                <text>Abstract. A study was conducted to categorize harvest stage, maximun dry weigth and tolerance to desiccation at low temperature storage of seeds of the promising species 'andean blueberry', Vaccinium meridionale Swartz. The aim was to determine the long term conservation possibility of a duplicate of the current Colombian Andean Highland field collection in cool storage rooms, as well as that of newly collected local populations from the mentioned highland region, which are in danger of genetic erosion due to human intervention and the ongoing global climate change. Both maximum dry weight and the highest germination percentages were observed to be associated in seeds extracted from deep purple (fully ripe) berries. The seeds exhibited orthodox storage behavior, which indicates the possibility for long-term cold storage of a duplicate of the current metapopulation of the species in the country.Resumen. Se realizó un estudio para categorizar el estado de cosecha, máximo peso seco de la semilla y la tolerancia de ésta a la desecación y almacenamiento a bajas temperaturas, en la especie promisoria mortiño, Vaccinium meridionale Swartz. El objetivo fue establecer el potencial de conservar un duplicado de la colección de campo y rescatar y almacenar poblaciones espontáneas de la zona alto andina colombiana, en peligro de pérdida por intervención humana y el cambio climático, que pueden causar erosión de la diversidad genética de la especie. El máximo peso seco se logró a partir de semillas extraídas de bayas de color morado oscuro, con obtención de germinación superior en éstas y una relación directa entre el peso seco y el porcentaje de germinación. La semilla exhibió comportamiento ortodoxo, lo cual indica la posibilidad de almacenamiento a largo plazo de un duplicado de la metapoblación de la especie, existente en el país.</text>
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                <text>El cambio climático es el tema ambiental más importante de este siglo. El estudio se condujo entre 2008/2009 y el trabajo de campo durante los meses de abril y mayo del 2008, cuando un total de 996 visitantes fueron entrevistados en el Parque Nacional, Volcán Poas Costa Rica, en relación a sus actitudes hacia el cambio del clima y sobre, cómo y donde ellos consiguen su información en el tema. Los visitantes del parque que se entrevistaron promedian entre 30 a 50 años de edad, (CR 31,USA 40 EU 33), 48% son hombres y 52% mujeres, 80% arribo formando parte de grupos, entre 20 and 40% poseía una educación universitaria de esos 3.8% poseía post grados y 14% de esos post grados eran doctorados. Los ingresos medios para los locales estuvieron entre 1000 y 2000 (1071 CR) dólares mes, y para los norteamericanos entre 4000 y 6000 (5137 EUA) dólares mes y los europeos entre 1000 y 4000 (3305 EU) La importancia del cambio del clima como problema hoy en una escala de 0 a 5, en ambos estuvo en 2 y en cincuenta años, en 4. Los europeos y norteamericanos indicaron que la deforestación es la principal causa del cambio climático, seguido por las emisiones de autos. Los costarricenses obtuvieron su información sobre el cambio climático en la televisión y los norteamericanos en la televisión, revistas populares e internet. En un tema con una 'aceptación' indudablemente complicada debido a lo que puede signifi car para la persona común, la claridad y la sencillez, fueron dos comentarios que ocuparon un lugar preeminente, cuándo comentarios adicionales, fueron solicitados en relación con la información que ellos recibían y necesitaban para entender el tema.</text>
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                <text>La Constitución vigente de la República del Ecuador en su Art.414 menciona que 'El estado adoptará medidas adecuadas y transversales para la mitigación del cambio climático, mediante la limitación de las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero'. Todos y todas debemos aportar en este sentido. Una forma de hacerlo es optimizar el uso de las tecnologías de la información y comunicación (TICs).</text>
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                <text>Nuestra discusión pretende analizar los retos conceptuales que se esconden detrás del paradigma de la sostenibilidad, para entender más adelante en nuestro análisis el compromiso jurídico efectivo de la UE a la hora de implementar las políticas de desarrollo sostenible y las medidas legales que le siguen, que serían difíciles de entender sino se acude a las pautas de desarrollo sostenible que ha lanzado la gobernanza global. Para ello, nuestro prisma analítico tocará los límites del tan mencionado ?en los últimos años? derecho global. Las medidas legislativas de la UE en el campo de la “sostenibilidad” sólo pueden entenderse a la luz del paralelo esfuerzo de determinación de conceptos, categorías y principios básicos que los acuerdos internacionales, en aras del desarrollo de un principio de justicia intergeneracional y desde la óptica del cambio climático, han impulsado. Con independencia de la dificultad que comporta la inexistencia de consenso sobre el significado de la expresión “desarrollo sostenible”, partimos de la base que el TFUE y el TUE nos dan las pautas para una interpretación de un modelo conceptual de desarrollo sostenible, como nos lo dio en su día el Informe Brundtland. Podemos afirmar que Europa cuenta hoy con un acquis communautaire de sostenibilidad que ya es innegable.</text>
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                <text>Evaluación energética de la labor de rotura con tracción animal y tractor MTZ-510. Estudio de caso: Granja Guayabal, San José de las Lajas, La Habana, Cuba</text>
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                <text>El presente trabajo se realizó en la finca 'Guayabal', área docente y de investigación del Instituto de Ciencia Animal (ICA), Provincia La Habana, Cuba, con el objetivo de realizar una evaluación energética comparativa de la labor de rotura del suelo Ferralítico Rojo con tracción motorizada (tractor MTZ-510+arado ADI-3) y tracción animal (yunta+arado criollo #2), el estudio se desarrolló para 1 ha de tierra, determinándose la productividad de ambos métodos de rotura, obteniéndose un valor de 0,24 ha/h para la tracción motorizada y de 0,05 ha/h para la tracción animal. Se utilizaron métodos establecidos por diversos autores y la ecuación racional de tiro propuesta por Goriachkin, V. P., obteniéndose un gasto total de energía: con tracción motorizada de 1278,91 MJ/ha; con tracción animal de 1213,23 MJ/ha. La eficiencia energética de la energía directa con respecto a la energía secuestrada total en la motorizada es de 9,57 % y la animal de 5,6 %, y la eficiencia energética de la energía directa respecto a la energía gastada a partir de la suministrada en la tracción motorizada es de 11,38 % y con tracción animal es de 7,09 %. Sin embargo, la energía secuestrada total por m3 de volumen roturado para una ha es 21,22 % mayor para el tiro animal que para el motorizado. Se incluye el análisis económico teniendo en cuenta los costos de inversión, depreciación, mantenimientos, reparaciones y de las diferentes fuentes de energía, obteniéndose un costo total en la labor de rotura con tracción animal superior a la tracción motorizada en 78,10 peso.</text>
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                <text>En Cuba los biodigestores constituyen una valiosa alternativa para el tratamiento de los desechos orgánicos generados en las empresas agropecuarias, pues permiten disminuir la carga contaminante, mejorar la capacidad fertilizante del material, eliminar los malos olores y se genera una energía renovable denominada biogás, que es un gas combustible que puede utilizarse para cocer alimentos, calentar agua, generar electricidad, y obtener luz directamente usando lámparas de gas. En la implementación de la estrategia de enfrentamiento al cambio climático elaborada por el Ministerio de la Agricultura de Cuba, se plantea que para la reducción de emisiones, la medida consistente en 'Disminuir el consumo de combustibles de origen fósil, con el empleo de fuentes renovables de energía'. En el trabajo se muestra una metodología para facilitar el análisis y cálculo de los parámetros para la construcción de biodigestores de cúpula fija.</text>
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                <text>Evocam-se aqui as linhas gerais de desenvolvimento do trabalho acadêmico do autor, que se dedicou à elaboração de duas teorias a respeito das sociedades americanas: uma teoria sociológica, que estabelece o laço de afinidade como o esquema genérico da relação social indígena; e uma teoria cosmológica, que propõe uma redistribuição dos valores atribuídos pela metafísica ocidental às categorias da Natureza e da Cultura. Em seguida, examinam-se os três esquemas actanciais básicos da noção-chave de 'transformação' dentro do discurso antropológico: um esquema 'acusativo', um esquema 'ergativo' e um esquema 'reflexivo'. O último deste abre o caminho para uma antropologia simétrica ou reversa, que realiza uma efetiva generalização do projeto da disciplina.Here we evoke the general lines of development of the author's academic work, which has been dedicated to the elaboration of two theories with regard to American societies: a sociological theory, that establishes ties of affinity as the generic scheme for indigenous social relations; and a cosmological theory that proposes to redistribute the values western metaphysics attribute to the catego­ries of Nature and Culture. We then examine the three basic actional schemes of the key concept of 'transformation' within anthropological discourse: an 'accusatorial' scheme, an 'ergative' scheme and a 'reflexive' scheme. The last of these three schemes opens the way for a symmetrical or reverse anthropology that allows us to create an effective gene­ralization of the discipline's project.</text>
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                <text>Situated in neo-democratic globalizing Northeast Brazil, this anthropological study probes the role of ecological context in framing, experiencing, and expressing human distress. Ethnographic interviews, narratives, and 'contextualized semantic analysis' reveal the lived experience of childhood respiratory diseases among 22 urban mangrove dwellers. Informants speak an 'eco-idiom of respiratory distress' based on a popular 'eco-logic', reflecting the harsh reality of 'living in dampness'. 'Higher-up' residents legitimize their feelings of superiority by stigmatizing 'lowlanders' as taboo, diseased (with porcine cysticercosis, swine flu) 'filthy pigs, stuck in the muck' (atolados na lama). Animalizing inhabitants' identities demotes them to nonpersons. Besides infections, children suffer social stigma, ostracism, and barriers for accessing care. Promoting a 'favorable environment' requires reducing ecological risk, challenging class-based prejudice, and restoring human dignity.Situado en el neo-democrático globalizado Nordeste brasileño, este estudio antropológico analiza el papel del contexto ecológico en el encuadramiento para experimentar y expresar la miseria humana. Entrevistas etnográficas, narrativas y un 'análisis semántico contextualizado' revelan la experiencia vivida a causa de enfermedades respiratorias infantiles en 22 residentes de manglares urbanos. Los informantes hablan en un 'eco-lenguaje de incomodidad respiratoria', basado en una 'eco-lógica' popular, reflejando la dura realidad de 'vivir en la humedad, en el manglar.' Residentes de áreas elevadas legitiman sus sentimientos de superioridad, estigmatizando los residentes en la 'Baixada' como un tabú, como enfermos (cisticercosis porcina, gripe porcina, etc.), como 'cerdos inmundos, atrapados en el fango'. Animalizando las identidades de sus habitantes, despreciándolos a la categoría de no-personas. Además de infecciones, los niños sufren barreras sociales derivadas del ostracismo, estigma y falta de acceso a los cuidados médicos. Promover un 'ambiente favorable' requiere la reducción del riesgo ecológico, enfrentando los prejuicios clasistas y restaurando la dignidad humana.Situado no neodemocrático globalizado Nordeste do Brasil, este estudo antropológico analisa o papel do contexto ecológico no enquadramento de experimentar e expressar a miséria humana. Entrevistas etnográficas, narrativas e 'análise semântica contextualizada' revelam a experiência vivida por 22 residentes de manguezais urbanos com doenças respiratórias infantis. Informantes falam em uma 'eco-linguagem de desconforto respiratório', baseada em uma 'eco-lógica' popular, refletindo a dura realidade de 'viver na umidade, no mangue'. Residentes de áreas elevadas legitimam seus sentimentos de superioridade, estigmatizando residentes da 'Baixada' como tabu, doentes (cisticercose suína, gripe suína etc.) como 'porcos imundos, atolados na lama'. Animalizando as identidades de seus habitantes, depreciando-os a não-pessoas. Além de infecções, as crianças sofrem barreiras sociais, ostracismo, estigma e falta de acesso aos cuidados. Promover um 'ambiente favorável' requer a redução do risco ecológico, contestando preconceito classista e restaurando a dignidade humana.</text>
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                <text>RESUMO:Têm sido evidenciado que os compostos orgânicos exercem ação mitigadora dos efeitos tóxicos dos sais às plantas, promovendo maior crescimento e desenvolvimento em solos com excesso de sais. Nessa direção, um experimento foi desenvolvido para avaliar os efeitos do biofertilizante bovino na produção de frutos e alocação de biomassa pelos diversos órgãos de plantas de noni, irrigadas com águas salinas. Os tratamentos foram distribuídos em blocos ao acaso, com quatro repetições e duas plantas por parcela, adotando o arranjo fatorial 5 x 2, correspondente a salinidade das águas de irrigação de 0,5; 1,5; 3,0; 4,5; 6,0 dS m-1, em substratos sem e com biofertilizante bovino, aplicado uma única vez, em volume correspondente a 10% do volume do substrato, um dia antes da instalação do experimento. As variáveis avaliadas foram: salinidade do solo, expressa pela condutividade elétrica do extrato de saturação do solo; número de frutos; massa média de fruto; produção de frutos por planta; e alocação de biomassa pelas raízes, caules, folhas e frutos. O aumento da salinidade da água de irrigação elevou o caráter salino do solo desde 'não salino' para 'fortemente salino' e, inibiu a produção de frutos e a acumulação de biomassa seca das plantas de noni em geral, mas, com maior intensidade nos tratamentos sem o insumo orgânico. O biofertilizante estimula o crescimento e a produção de plantas de noni cultivadas sob irrigação com águas de alta salinidade.</text>
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