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                <text>El empleo intensivo de camiones de alto tonelaje en las operaciones mineras a cielo abierto, los costos de operación y las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero generadas por el consumo de combustible de los camiones, presentan un contexto para la búsqueda de soluciones que orienten el uso de los recursos a la disminución de costos, pero considerando al medio ambiente como una variable de decisión. El objetivo de esta investigación fue el desarrollo de un modelo de simulación para el cálculo del consumo de combustible y la cuantificación de la emisión de CO2 asociados a los camiones mineros, para alcanzar lo anterior se utilizó la metodología que describe 7 actividades para el logro de un estudio de simulación exitoso. El modelo construido incorpora la cinemática y dinámica del camión, agregando además, el comportamiento ante eventos como interacciones (congestión) con los demás equipos. De los resultados obtenidos se destacan, la cuantificación de las interacciones (congestión) en los indicadores de consumo y emisión y la diferencia en la forma de calcular las emisiones de CO2, actualmente se realiza con la factura del combustible que ha sido utilizado, por el contrario, el modelo basa su cálculo en la energía utilizada para mover el camión. Para la flota de camiones que se modeló, la emisión media fue de 2,5 k. CO2/litro de combustible quemado, comparado con los 2,69 kg CO2/lt de combustible quemado que define el Grupo Intergubernamental de Expertos sobre el Cambio Climático. Inferir y cuantificar, como propone esta investigación, el consumo de combustible de los camiones en operaciones mineras y sus consecuencias como las emisiones de CO2, incorporando el comportamiento ante la congestión y variables dinámicas como la pendiente, resistencia a la rodadura, carga, rimpull, entre otros, permite analizar el desempeño de soluciones operacionales, adquiriendo una visión detallada del comportamiento del consumo de combustible en la dinámica de las operaciones, teniendo así el impacto al medio ambiente para cada solución en búsqueda de la minimización de costos.</text>
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                <text>David Jesús Palma-López, Lorenzo Armando Aceves Navarro, Benigno Rivera Hernández, Antonio López Castañeda, Rigoberto González Mancillas, José Francisco Juárez López</text>
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                <text>El gobierno federal a través de la Dirección General de Zonas Tropicales de la Secretaría de Agricultura, Ganadería, Desarrollo Rural, Pesca y Alimentación (SAGARPA), ha venido impulsando la apertura de 20,000 ha del cultivo de café robusta en los estados del sur-sureste. Como parte de esa iniciativa se realiza el presente estudio para determinar en qué áreas del estado de Tabasco este tipo de café puede prosperar exitosamente y cuáles serían los impactos del cambio climático a mitad del siglo XXI, en su adaptación y rendimiento. Así, el objetivo del presente estudio fue: determinar las mejores áreas desde el punto de vista de clima y suelo, para cultivar café tipo robusta (Coffea canephora P.) en el estado de Tabasco y su posible vulnerabilidad al cambio climático a mediados del presente siglo. Lo anterior se realizó utilizando la metodología de Zonificación Agro-Ecológica (ZAE) propuesta por la FAO para las condiciones actúales y para el escenario de cambio climático (RCP8.5), esperado a mediados del siglo XXI. Asimismo, se estimaron los rendimientos potenciales para tres niveles de insumo (bajo, medio y alto) en las áreas resultantes muy aptas, para ambas condiciones climáticas. Los resultados indican que de ocurrir un incremento promedio diario de 1.6 ºC para el año 2050, bajo el peor escenario (RCP8.5), la superficie muy apta para cultivar café tipo robusta en el estado de Tabasco no se modifica. En cambio, los rendimientos potenciales promedio disminuirán en 41 % para el año 2050, debido al efecto del incremento de las temperaturas diurnas sobre la tasa fotosintética máxima.</text>
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                <text>As in other regions, the incidence of atopic dermatitis in Latin America has been increasing in recent years. Although there are several clinical guidelines, many of their recommendations cannot be universal since they depend on the characteristics of each region. Thus, we decided to create a consensus guideline on atopic dermatitis applicable in Latin America and other tropical regions, taking into account socio-economic, geographical, cultural and health care system characteristics. The Latin American Society of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (SLAAI) conducted a systematic search for articles related to the pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of dermatitis using various electronic resources such as Google, Pubmed, EMBASE (Ovid) and Cochrane data base. We have also looked for all published articles in Latin America on the subject using LILACS (Latin American and Caribbean Literature on Health Sciences) database. Each section was reviewed by at least two members of the committee, and the nal version was subsequently approved by all of them, using the Delphi methodology for consensus building. Afterward, the nal document was shared for external evaluation with physicians, specialists (allergists, dermatologists and pediatricians), patients and academic institutions such as universities and scienti c societies related to the topic. All recommendations made by these groups were taken into account for the nal drafting of the document. There are few original studies conducted in Latin America about dermatitis; however, we were able to create a practical guideline for Latin America taking into account the particularities of the region. Moreover, the integral management was highlighted including many of the recommendations from different participants in the health care of this disease (patients, families, primary care physicians and specialists). This practical guide presents a concise approach to the diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis that can be helpful for medical staff, patients and their families in Latin America.</text>
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                <text>Colegio Mexicano de Inmunología Clínica y Alergia, A.C.</text>
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                <text>Este trabajo caracteriza el clima de la serie histórica (1982-2011) de temperatura media y precipitación y sus proyecciones futuras (2012-2099) en la Provincia de Santa Elena, región más occidental del Ecuador continental con características desérticas en el cinturón intertropical. El análisis histórico muestra aumentos de temperatura (0,038 ºC/año) y precipitación (0,196 mm/año). La comparación del clima histórico y generado por 65 modelos climáticos determina al escenario ECHOG A2 como más adecuado para reproducir el clima de la zona. Dicho modelo predice a final del siglo XXI aumentos en la temperatura media (+2,7 ºC), precipitación (+8,2%) y en los valores máximos de lluvia anual. La evolución de la temperatura y precipitación no lleva cambios en las características de clima anual que se mantiene como Semidesértico árido, si bien mensualmente disminuye la aridez de enero a abril.</text>
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                <text>Plantas são organismos sésseis e, portanto, refletem as condições locais. Elas apresentam geralmente maiores níveis de plasticidade fenotípica comparado aos animais, o que significa que efeitos de diversos estressores podem ser mais aparentes e, potencialmente, mais fáceis de serem medidos e quantificados. Este trabalho objetivou realizar um levantamento fitossociológico das espécies de plantas espontâneas presentes no cultivo de diferentes genótipos de banana sob manejo agroecológico no Alto Sertão Paraibano. Foi realizado em uma área experimental de 1.512m2. O espaçamento entre plantas foi de 3x3 m. Para a identificação e quantificação de plantas espontâneas, foi utilizado o método do quadrado inventário. Foram calculados: frequência, frequência relativa, densidade, densidade relativa, abundância, abundância relativa e o índice de importância relativa. Foram identificadas um total de 93 indivíduos correspondentes a 21 espécies, distribuídas em 11 famílias. A área em estudo apresentou uma grande diversidade de plantas espontâneas no cultivo da banana, sendo a mais frequente (18,18%) e com maior densidade relativa (38,70%) a espécie Cyperus rotundus, seguido da Alternanthera tenella com frequência relativa de 13,63% e densidade relativa de 15,05%.Phytosociology of spontaneous plants under agroecological cultivation in the banana tree in backlands of Paraiba Abstract: Plants are sessile organisms and therefore reflect local conditions. They generally have higher levels of phenotypic plasticity compared to animals, which means that the effects of various stressors may be more apparent and potentially easier to measure and quantify. This work aimed to perform a phytosociological survey of the species of spontaneous plants present in the cultivation of different banana genotypes under agroecological management in Hinterland Paraibano. It was carried out in an experimental area of 1,512m2. The spacing between plants was 3x3 m. For the identification and quantification of spontaneous plants, the square inventory method was used. Frequency, relative frequency, density, relative density, abundance, relative abundance and relative importance index were calculated. A total of 93 individuals corresponding to 21 species were identified, distributed in 11 families. The area under study presented a great diversity of spontaneous plants in banana cultivation, being the most frequent (18.18%) and with greater relative density (38.70%) the species Cyperus rotundus, followed by Alternanthera tenella with relative frequency of 13.63% and relative density of 15.05%. </text>
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                <text>Este artículo examina la política de coalición intersectorial forjada por activistas en organizaciones estadounidenses de justicia ambiental y de derechos de las mujeres. Esta política de coalición articula preocupaciones ecologistas y feministas y rechaza las limitaciones de políticas con enfoques estrechos en favor de una visión de cambio social y ambiental más estratégica y relacional. Formulada desde el concepto marxista-feminista de “reproducción social”, el análisis aborda las maneras complejas en que el capitalismo globalizado ha transformado las responsabilidades corporativas y del estado para la reproducción social. Las políticas neoliberales de privatización y desregulación han erosionado la garantía de un salario digno, seguro de salud asequible, decente educación, aire respirable y agua limpia. Basado en varios ejemplos de movimientos de base y organizaciones comunitarias, el ensayo discute cómo diversas mujeres activistas conectan conceptualmente la justicia ambiental y los problemas sobre derechos reproductivos con las luchas de sus comunidades, para así sostener la vida cotidiana (o para lograr la “reproducción social”). La innovadora política de coalición de organizaciones como las Comunidades Asiáticas por Justicia Reproductiva y la Coalición de Justicia Ambiental y Cambio Climático está generando dinámicos “ambientalismos” con suficiente visión política y “sensatez” comunal para construir una amplia colaboración social-ambiental que tenga la oportunidad de atraer a gente a tomar acciones más fuertes para frenar problemas tan grandes como el calentamiento global.</text>
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                <text>It has frequently been reported that species with strong niche conservatism will not be able to adapt to new climatic conditions, so they must migrate or go extinct. We have evaluated the shifts in climatic niche occupation of the species Astrophytum coahuilense and its potential distribution in Mexico. We understand niche occupation as the geographic zones with available habitats and with the presence of the species. To assess shifts in climatic niche occupation, we used niche overlap analysis, while potential distribution modeling was performed based on the principle of maximum entropy. The results indicate that this species presents a limited amplitude in its climate niche. This restriction of the climatic niche of A. coahuilense limits its ability to colonize new geographical areas with different climatic environments. On the other hand, the potential distribution models obtained from the present study allow us to identify potential zones based on the climatic requirements of the species. This information is important to identify high priority areas for the conservation of A. coahuilense.</text>
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                <text>Presentamos una nueva edición de la Revista Hábitat Sustentable, la cual se enmarca en un escenario nacional centrado en el acuerdo bilateral para acoger y organizar la Conferencia de la ONU sobre el Cambio Climático en Santiago de Chile (COP 25) en diciembre del año en curso. Según el Ministerio del Medio Ambiente de Chile, la COP25, llamada también “COP de la acción”, se basará en el exitoso resultado de la COP24, celebrada en Polonia el año 2018, que dio como resultado el paquete de medidas Katowice sobre el clima. Como anfitrión de la COP25, Chile tiene una oportunidad única para demostrar su liderazgo en acciones para reducir las emisiones de Gases de Efecto Invernadero (GEI), en tal sentido a principio del mes de junio, Chile anunció eliminar completamente el carbón para el año 2040, declarando su intención de convertirse en un país libre de carbono al año 2050.</text>
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