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Vol. 5 Núm. 1 y 2 (2015)

APRECIACIONES PROSPECTIVAS, PERSPECTIVAS Y COROLARIOS SOBRE CAMBIO CLIMÁTICO

Enviado
August 16, 2018
Publicado
2018-08-16

Resumen

Se realizan derivaciones reflexivas respecto al tema
global de cambio climático. Se analiza su actual
discusión en escenarios decisorios diversos,
reconociendo su existencia pasada; actual y futura
en diferentes periodos geológicos y se formula
preguntas sobre qué hacer para mitigar sus
impactos.

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