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ARQ 103 | Ecology / Ecología

Libre acceso / Open Access

Francisco Díaz (ed.), various authors
Softcover
20.6 x 27 cm | 152 pp.
Spanish / English
ISSN: 0716-0852 (print) / 0717-6996 (online)
December 2019

The climate changed. When we decided to dedicate an issue to ecology, we never thought we would have to do it in a country with such a rare environment. After relentlessly hearing the word sustainability, we forgot to attend to the obvious: the system's inability to sustain itself. The "Chilean spring" of 2019 refocused the conversation and rolled back the horizon to the mid-1970s, when, while human rights were violated in Chile, the climate crisis emerged as a matter of concern among scientists across the world.

When we decided to dedicate an issue to ecology, we knew that what is in danger of disappearing due to global warming is not the planet, but us as a species. But what we failed to consider was that, with or without climate change, many people were already victims of this system.

With contributions by: Samuel Bravo, Rosetta Elkin, Stephannie Fell, Francisco Quintana, Sylvia Lavin, Grandeza + Bajeza, Romy Hecht, Luis Miguel Lus Arana (Klaus), Pablo Alfaro, Kushal Lachhwani, Tomás McKay, Cláudia Costa Cabral, Wilfried Kuehn, Kim Courrèges, Felipe de Ferrari, Teodoro Fernández, Danilo Martic, Arturo Lyon, Tatiana Carbonell, Germán Guzmán, Francisco Chateau, Diego Arroyo, Felipe Elton, Cristián Schmitt, Rodrigo Booth.

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