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                <text>El presente artículo analiza el cambio climático en el contexto de la bioética mundial, que nos permite enfrentar al ser humano con su discurso y sus contradicciones. El ser humano ha creado una alteridad que combate con una dualidad de comportamientos, instituyendo acciones lícitas cuando son ilícitas. En Estocolmo, en 1972, se hizo un llamamiento para reducir las actividades que comprometen la existencia de la vida en el planeta, entre ellas la contaminación. Sin embargo, desde entonces, dichas actividades no han disminuido y ha aumentado el cambio climático, lo que proporciona más pruebas de la ambigüedad del pensamiento humano. La génesis de este problema radica en que el ser humano se ha convertido en un elemento biológico que amenaza la seguridad del planeta.</text>
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                <text>¿Crecimiento o cáncer? La economía en tiempos del cambio climático</text>
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                <text>Los abogados del crecimiento económico prácticamente siempre presentan como argumento matador la elección entre dos opciones: o combatimos la pobreza -mediante el crecimiento económico obviamente-, o protegemos la naturaleza. Hathaway y Boff (2009:22) responden lo siguiente “... esta idea de que o se puede luchar contra la pobreza o proteger los ecosistemas (pero no ambos) se revela como una mentira perpetuada por aquellos que quieren seguir explotando tanto a la Tierra y a los más pobres y más vulnerables de la humanidad. Las mismas patologías que empobrecen a la gente también empobrecen a la Tierra”.</text>
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                <text>Acta Botânica Brasílica</text>
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                <text>La evidencia empírica indica que la crisis climática presenta efectos diferenciados sobre los distintos grupos sociales. Las políticas públicas en general y, por lo tanto, las referidas al fenómeno del cambio climático no son neutrales en términos de género. Los planes de acción contra los efectos de la crisis climática, según cómo se conciban, diseñen y proyecten, pueden profundizar las brechas estructurales de género, siendo ciegos a las desigualdades, o promover una mayor equidad al problematizarlas desde una perspectiva de género. De este modo, se configuran como una oportunidad para transversalizar la perspectiva de género a partir de una lectura crítica del contexto local y sus estructuras de desigualdad, la generación de indicadores de vulnerabilidad desagregados por género y un diagnóstico del rol que desempeñan las mujeres en relación a la gestión de los bienes de la naturaleza.</text>
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                <text>Universidad Nacional Experimental Rafael María Baralt</text>
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                <text>ENTRE 1989 e 2002, a Amazônia sofreu a intervenção do ambientalismo internacional. Permitida pelos governos brasileiros, essa intervenção, além do desejo de controle político, reflete as dificuldades dos povos industrializados em abandonar os princípios e os interesses desenvolvimentistas antiecológicos em casa. Os princípios e projetos do ambientalismo internacional reafirmam a atribuição de status superior à ciência, legitimando o papel central de cientistas e tecnoburocratas nos processos decisórios e ignorando que a Amazônia é patrimônio histórico-cultural dos amazônidas, em particular daqueles que praticam o plantio-manejo ecológico de recursos naturais, os quais apenas marginalmente têm alguma influência nas decisões.IN 1989-2002, international environmentalism intervened in Amazonia. Supported and followed by the Brazilian government, this intervention ideology and projects reflect not only the economic and political interests of industrialized people but also their difficulty to abandon the predatory developmental principles and interests at home. It ignores that Amazonian is the historical-cultural patrimony of the Amazonian peoples, enhancing the superior status of science and the central position of scientists, large Ongs, international and state bureaucracy in the decision-making process. It, therefore, attributes a secondary rule even to those locals who preserved Amazonian environment.</text>
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                <text>Urbanization limits the number and type of species that can colonize urban environments. As habitat change and large abundances of urban exploiter species have been related to changes in urban bird communities, we evaluated shifts in the bird communities in 2 small sized settlements, 1 with exploiter species and one without them. Our results show that bird species richness decreases when an area becomes urbanized, regardless of the presence of urban exploiters. While bird densities were low in the human settlement lacking urban exploiters, they were high in the other settlement due to the numbers of 2 urban exploiter species. Bird community evenness decreased from forests to the human settlement lacking urban exploiters, while decreased importantly in the settlement dominated by urban exploiters. The composition of bird communities was highly similar between forest conditions and the settlement lacking urban exploiters, and highly different to that from the settlement with urban exploiters. Our results thus suggest that when an area becomes urbanized, changes in habitat structure and their subsequent invasion by urban exploiter species generate a significant loss in bird species richness, favoring those species that can inhabit and exploit the new urban condition.La urbanización limita el número y tipo de especies que pueden colonizar a los ambientes urbanos. Debido a que los cambios de hábitat y las elevadas abundancias de especies explotadoras de ambientes urbanos han sido relacionadas con cambios en las comunidades de aves, en este trabajo evaluamos los cambios en las comunidades de aves en dos asentamientos humanos pequeños, uno con especies explotadoras y otro sin ellas. Nuestros resultados muestran que la riqueza de especies de aves disminuye cuando un área es urbanizada, sin importar la presencia de especies explotadoras. Las densidades de aves fueron bajas en asentamientos humanos sin especies explotadoras y fueron significativamente más altas en el otro asentamiento, básicamente debido a la presencia de dos especies explotadoras. La equitatividad de las comunidades decreció de los bosques a los asentamientos humanos. La composición de las comunidades de aves fue más similar entre las condiciones de bosque y el asentamiento sin especies explotadoras, y altamente diferente en relación con el asentamiento con especies explotadoras.</text>
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                <text>Las grandes ciudades están cobrando un papel cada vez más relevante como actores políticos a nivel nacional e internacional. En desarrollo sostenible y cambio climático han demostrado su capacidad de llevar la iniciativa incluso por delante de los Gobiernos nacionales, implementando proyectos, adoptando compromisos a nivel internacional, colaborando y compartiendo conocimientos con otras ciudades mediante redes. A este respecto, el presente artículo examina la colaboración de Ciudad de México con las redes de ciudades ICLEI y C40. Para ello se analizó información oficial y se realizaron entrevistas a trabajadores de la Secretaría de Medioambiente de Ciudad de México, ICLEI y C40.</text>
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                <text>Ajuste con momentos L de las distribuciones no estacionarias GVE&lt;sub&gt;1&lt;/sub&gt; y GVE&lt;sub&gt;2&lt;/sub&gt; a series de &lt;i&gt;PMD&lt;/i&gt; / Fitting with moments L of the non-stationary distributions GVE&lt;sub&gt;1&lt;/sub&gt; and GVE&lt;sub&gt;2&lt;/sub&gt; to &lt;i&gt;PMD&lt;/i&gt; series</text>
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                <text>Las Crecientes de Diseño permiten el dimensionamiento hidrológico de las obras hidráulicas. Cuando no existen datos hidrométricos, las crecientes de diseño se estiman con métodos hidrológicos que se basan en las Lluvias de Diseño. La escasez de estaciones pluviográficas origina que los registros más comunes empleados para estimar las lluvias de diseño, sean los de precipitación máxima diaria (PMD) anual. Debido a los impactos del cambio climático y/o a la alteración del entorno geográfico de las estaciones pluviométricas, los registros de PMD están mostrando tendencias y por lo tanto son no estacionarios. El análisis probabilístico de los registros de PMD no estacionarios, orientado a estimar predicciones de baja probabilidad de excedencia que puede realizar, de manera simple y sin dificultades computacionales, con base en la extensión del método de los momentos L para aplicar la distribución General de Valores Extremos (GVE) con su parámetro de ubicación (u) variable con el tiempo (t) en años, que se introduce como covariable. Cuando la tendencia en el registro de PMD es lineal se aplica el modelo probabilístico GVE1 en el cual ut = μ0 + μ1·t y cuando es curva el modelo GVE2 con ut = μ0 + μ1·t + μ2·t2. Entonces la distribución GVE1 tiene cuatro parámetros de ajuste (μ0, μ1, α, k) y la GVE2 cinco (μ0, μ1, μ2, α, k). Se describen cuatro aplicaciones numéricas y a través del análisis de sus resultados se demuestra la sencillez de la extensión del método de los momentos L y su versatilidad para estimar predicciones dentro del registro histórico y a futuro.</text>
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                <text>Cobertura de vegetación natural en PN de Cuba: análisis multitemporal y variación futura de las condiciones bioclimáticas/ Natural vegetation cover in National Parks of Cuba: multitemporal analysis and future variation of bioclimatic conditions</text>
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                <text>RESUMEN  Una de las formas más eficientes de evaluar los cambios históricos en las propiedades de la cobertura vegetal a gran escala, es mediante índices de vegetación que derivan de las técnicas de percepción remota. Debido a la ausencia de información sobre las dinámicas de la vegetación en áreas protegidas cubanas, el presente estudio tiene como objetivo la evaluación de la variabilidad del índice de Campo Continuo de Vegetación en las formaciones vegetales naturales de 10 Parques Nacionales de Cuba, desde 2000 al 2010, así como de la variación futura de las condiciones bioclimáticas sobre estas formaciones. Se utilizó la capa producto anual de este índice, obtenida a partir del sensor MO DIS, que presenta una resolución de 250 m y que cuantifica el porcentaje de cobertura vegetal en un área determinada. Se generaron 1000 puntos aleatorios en cada área de estudio de los cuales se extrajo el valor del índice. El análisis multitemporal incluyó la comparación del porcentaje de cobertura de las formaciones vegetales durante 11 años consecutivos. Se estimaron los rangos ambientales de cada formación y se evaluaron los cambios de estos en dos proyecciones futuras: bc26bi50 y bc85bi50 para el escenario BCC-CSM1-1 correspondiente a 2050. En el período evaluado, la cobertura vegetal total varió ligeramente, en cinco Parques Nacionales aumentó y en cinco disminuyó. En cada Parque Nacional la cobertura de las formaciones vegetales se mantuvo constante con pequeñas fluctuaciones. No se detectaron cambios significativos entre los rangos ambientales actuales y las proyecciones futuras. Conocer los cambios históricos ocurridos en los ecosistemas terrestres de Cuba, así como, las posibles afectaciones que tendrán lugar por el efecto del cambio climático, son elementos fundamentales para diseñar acciones para la protección de los mismos.  Palabras claves: formaciones vegetales, Índice de Campo Continuo de Vegetación, MODIS, rangos ambientales  One of the most effective ways of evaluating the historical changes in the properties from the vegetation cover to great scale is by techniques of remote perception, by spectral vegetation indexes. Considering the absence of information on the dynamics of the vegetation in Cuban protected areas, the present study has as objective to evaluate the variability of Continuous Vegetation index in the natural vegetal formations in 10 National Parks of Cuba, from 2000 to 2010, as well as the impact of climatic change on these formations. The product of the satellite MODIS was used for a year of the index in 11 images with a resolution of 250 m and 1000 random points were generated in each study area. The multitemporal analysis included the comparison of the percentage of cover of the vegetation during 11 serial years. They were considered the environmental ranges of each formation and the changes of these were evaluated in two future projections: bc26bi50 and bc85bi50 for the scenario 2050. In the evaluated decade, the vegetation covering varied slightly, in five National Parks it increased and in five it reduced. In each National Parks the cover of vegetation was constant with small fluctuations. Significant changes were not detected between the current environmental ranges and the future projections. To know which the historical space changes are in the Cuban terrestrial ecosystems, as well as their possible affectation for the climatic change, it can be fundamental when undertaking actions for their protection.  Keywords: vegetation, Continuos Field of Vgetation index, MODIS, environmental ranges  Recibido: diciembre 2015 Aceptado: mayo 2016   Publicado online 31 de agosto de 2016 y será incluido en el volumen 37. ISSN 2410-5546 RNPS 2372 (DIGITAL) - ISSN 0253-5696 RNPS 0060 (IMPRESA)</text>
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                <text>Revista del Jardín Botánico Nacional</text>
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