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Biodiversidad : ¿debería mantenerse alejada a la población? (Biodiversity: Should Populations Be Excluded?)

Population & Avenir, n° 747, [ISSN 2552-2078], 2020

1 Pages Posted: 29 Apr 2020

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Gérard-François Dumont

Sorbonne University

Date Written: March 2020

Abstract

Spanish abstract: Desde la Conferencia de París de 2015 sobre el Cambio Climático (Cop 21), la biodiversidad se ha incorporado a las agendas políticas. En los debates sobre esta cuestión, algunos parecen considerar que bastaría eliminar todo habitat humano y toda presencia de población en los territorios para que éstos mejoren su biodiversidad. ¿La ciencia geográ ca con rma o invalida esta idea ?

English abstract: Since the 2015 Paris Conference on Climate Change (Cop 21), biodiversity has entered the political agenda. In the debates on this issue, some seem to consider that it would suffice to remove any human habitat and any presence of population on territories in order for them to improve their biodiversity. Does geographical science confirm or invalidate this idea?

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Keywords: Biodiversity; Population; Cop 21; Nature; Settlement; Demography; Ecology

Suggested Citation

Dumont, Gérard-François, Biodiversidad : ¿debería mantenerse alejada a la población? (Biodiversity: Should Populations Be Excluded?) (March 2020). Population & Avenir, n° 747, [ISSN 2552-2078], 2020, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3568897

Gérard-François Dumont (Contact Author)

Sorbonne University ( email )

1 rue Victor Cousin
Paris Cedex 05, 75005
France
33(0)665744851 (Phone)

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