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                <text>Ríos urbanos son una característica común del Planeta Ciudad. Sin embargo, hay pocos estudios sobre la ecología de los ríos en un contexto ambiental urbano. En este ensayo hemos recopilado datos sobre la biodiversidad asociada a ríos insertados en una matriz paisajística urbana, y sobre los impactos ambientales más frecuentes originados por la urbanización.</text>
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                <text>La urbanización global de los territorios, que es un fenómeno ecológico humano importante en curso, y cuyos impactos ambientales poseen niveles local, regional y mundial, presenta la característica notable de un crecimiento pronunciado de las ciudades pequeñas e intermedias, en las cuales la capacidad de planificación y gestión es usualmente ínfima, en comparación a las ciudades grandes. Es lo que se verifica en Brasil, donde las ciudades de tamaño medio, es decir, las que tienen poblaciones entre 100.000 y 500.000 habitantes están creciendo más rápidamente que las grandes ciudades, desde mediados de la década de 1990. El artículo tiene como objetivo trazar una tipología de las ciudades medias brasileñas por medio de análisis estadísticos multivariados. La tipología resultante señala dos tipos de ciudades, con demandas sociales, ambientales y de gestión diferentes. Algunas de estas ciudades se encuentran en hotspots de biodiversidad. En paralelo, hemos recopilado estadísticas sobre la gestión ambiental en marcha en estas ciudades. Nuestros resultados demuestran una baja efectividad de las acciones de gestión ambiental en estos municipios.</text>
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