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                <text>Se refutan y cuestionan los razonamientos expuestos por las autoras en el artículo 'Relación de los cultivos modificados genéticamente con el ambiente y la salud de la población costarricense' publicado en esta revista por Espinoza et al. (52: 727-732, 2004). Para ello se contraponen éstos con las evidencias expuestas y analizadas tanto por científicos como por organizaciones nacionales e internacionales independientes de diverso tipo en diferentes lugares del mundo (e.g. Organización Mundial de la Salud, internacional de Consumidores, Médicos y Científicos por una Aplicación Responsable de la Ciencia y la Tecnología, Unión internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza, Consejo Universitario de la Universidad de Costa Rica y el Panel de Ciencias independiente), que confirman la incertidumbre y limitaciones actuales de la ciencia en esta área, así como de los mecanismos de bioseguridad propuestos y puestos en vigor. En materias tan importantes y básicas para la supervivencia como las que nos ocupan -el ambiente, la biodiversidad y la seguridad alimentaria- no es prudente apostar a promesas basadas en la misma lógica promocionada desde hace poco más de cinco décadas por la denominada 'revolución verde'. Es necesario continuar este debate basado en el análisis holístico de los hechos, así como en razonamientos éticos, evitando caer en posiciones emocionales que llegan a confundir la realidad virtual con la verdadera realidad.Genetically modified crops: promises and good intentions are not enough (refutation to Espinoza et al. 2004, Rev. Biol. Trop. 52 (3): 727-732). The arguments presented by Espinoza et al. in their paper 'Relationship of genetically modified crops with the environment and health of the Costa Rican human population' published in this journal (Rev. Biol. Trop. 52: 727-732, 2004) are questioned and refuted. The arguments are confronted with evidence offered by scientists and national and international independent organizations around the world (e.g. World Health Organization, Consumers international, Physicians and Scientists for Responsible Application of Science and Technology, international Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources, the Council of the University of Costa Rica, and the independent Science Panel) showing the current uncertainty and limitations of science in this area, as well as those of proposed and applied biosafety approaches. Environment, biodiversity and food security are so important and basic matters, that there is need of serious testing, particularly when promises seem to be based on environmentally dangerous ideas promoted half a century ago by the so called 'green revolution'. Debate should continue, based on a holistic analysis of facts and with ethical reasoning, avoiding emotional positions that can confuse virtual reality with reality. Rev. Biol. Trop. 55 (2): 347-364. Epub 2007 June, 29.</text>
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                <text>Nowadays the understanding of urban parks as important elements for environmental quality and social life in large cities is relevant, because of the different ecosystem services they provide to society such as thermal comfort, carbon dioxide absorption and control noise and air pollution, protection of water resources, among others. The ecosystem services offered by urban parks provide the welfare for population; they are spaces for leisure and sports activities; besides having their relevance for the study and conservation of nature. This study aimed to conduct a literature review on the study, contributions and importance of ecosystem services in urban areas; to achieve this, scientific articles from the Web of Science database, over the past 12 years (2003-2015) were consulted, using the following keywords (in English): 'ecosystem services' and 'urban areas', 'ecosystem services' and 'urban park', 'environmental services' and 'urban park', 'environmental services' and 'city'. Few studies on ecosystem services are made in cities, mostly in natural or rural areas. The main contributions found in scientific papers highlight: studies related to characterization of biodiversity, maintenance of river sources, carbon storage, and carbon dioxide absorption, increased permeability of the soil, urban planning and sustainability, payments for environmental services, valuing landscape and cultural cities, and quality of life of population. In conclusion, it is necessary to increase efforts for a better understanding of the dynamics of urban ecosystems and their services to support better urban planning strategies with sustainability criteria.</text>
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                <text>Doctrinal Theology, Practical Theology</text>
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                <text>Resumen: El objetivo del artículo es reflexionar sobre los retos y desafíos epistemológicos de la interculturalidad y la descolonialidad. Por eso el trabajo identifica y define las diferentes perspectivas epistemológicas y metodológicas que han emergido desde la mitad del siglo XX: la multidisciplinariedad, la pluridisciplinariedad, la interdisciplinariedad y la transdisciplinariedad. También se aborda la globalización desde un pensamiento fronterizo enfocado en la “epistemología del sur”. Como resultado, se concluye que es necesaria una ecología de saberes para crear “otros mundos posibles” que nos permitan lograr los Objetivos de Desarrollo Sostenible (ODS) pactados por los Naciones Unidas.     Palabras clave: interculturalidad, ubuntu, globalización, descolonialidad, epistemología.        Resumo: O objetivo do artigo é refletir sobre os desafios epistemológicos da interculturalidade e da descolonialidade. Por isso o trabalho identifica e define as diferentes perspectivas epistemológicas e metodológicas que surgiram desde meados do século XX: multidisciplinaridade, pluridisciplinaridade, interdisciplinaridade e transdisciplinaridade. Aborda-se a globalização partir dum pensamento de fronteira focado na 'epistemologia do Sul'. Como resultado, conclui-se que uma ecologia de saberes é necessária para criar 'outros mundos possíveis' que nos permitem alcançar os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) acordados pelas Nações Unidas.     Palavras-chave: interculturalidade, ubuntu, globalização, descolonialidade, epistemologia.        Abstract: The objective of this article is to reflect about the epistemological challenges of interculturality and decoloniality. For this reason, the work identifies and defines the different epistemological and methodological perspectives that have emerged since the mid-twentieth century: multidisciplinarity, pluridisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity. It addresses the globalization from aborder thinking focused on “south epistemology”. As result, it is concluded that ecology of knowledge is necessary to create “other possible worlds” with the aim to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) agreed by the United Nations.     Keywords: interculturality, ubuntu, globalization, decoloniality, epistemology.</text>
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                <text>Social history and conditions. Social problems. Social reform, Social sciences (General)</text>
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