En Sri Lanka, hace unos 2.400 años atrás, floreció una de las primeras civilizaciones del mundo en utilizar complejos sistemas hidráulicos para manejar sus recursos. La isla de Sri Lanka está ubicada en el corazón de la zona monzónica, y…
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Uno de los argumentos más comunes entre quienes dudan del efecto que los seres humanos hemos tenido sobre el clima del planeta, se basa en las fluctuaciones extremas que la temperatura de la Tierra ha experimentado a lo largo de…
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As panic attack bells toll during our self-inflicted doomsdayesque Christmas Day countdown and the festive season forays and frenetic fits of frenzy that follow it let’s pause and recall that magical message “it’s the most wonderful time of the year.”…
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El Global Atlas of Marine Fisheries, un nuevo libro editado por Daniel Pauly y Dirk Zeller que entrega una interesante perspectiva sobre el estado de las pesquerías en el mundo. Durante décadas, la principal fuente de información sobre este tema…
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Managerial affairs have consumed a sizeable chunk of my life. Over that time, lessons have been learnt and a wealth of wisdom accumulated all in the purposeful pursuit to perfect the art of philosophically being the professional commerce prophet I…
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Growing up, the value of animal life held minimalist merit in my ideological inheritance. Intellectually, other disciplines were placed more prominently in my sociocultural scholastic installation than how to tell the difference between a bonobo and a baboon. An erudite…
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As Farm Zeal-land merrily chugs along with politicians haughtily heralding promising that the galore of glorious growth it is imperative that primary resource nations such as our own remember one very essential fact: there is and always will be just…
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Religiously, each year, I gather my students to make a ritualistic rite of passage pilgrimage to a local institute; The Antarctic Centre. It is replete with arguably some of the most dynamic and delicious debates that one will bear witness…
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In a philosophical twist to the Anthropocene paradox materialistic urges quite possibly might see about mankind’s ultimate unraveling. While consumption may indeed rise it requires consumers consuming in order to keep the shop tills ringing. Please forgive me if you…
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How does the FAO Forest definition harm people and forests? An open letter to the FAO Launched on September 21st, International Day of Struggle against Tree Monocultures In September 2015, during the XIV World Forestry Congress, thousands of people took…
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