Publicación: De la racionalidad ortodoxa de la crisis ambiental a la comprensión holística de la vida
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La crisis ambiental se legitima internacionalmente con la Cumbre de Estocolmo, en 1972. Antes de dicha cumbre aparecen planteamientos científicos que plantean la necesidad de poner límites al crecimiento económico basado en el uso incontrolado de la naturaleza. Después de la Cumbre, la idea del crecimiento económico se convierte en el motor para eliminar la pobreza y para lograr los objetivos ambientales. En este sentido, se esboza un panorama de percepciones ortodoxas frente al manejo de la crisis ambiental, es decir, ideas que plantean que el crecimiento económico es el único que podrá solucionar dicha crisis. Ante esto, se propone otra visión: la comprensión holística de la vida, cuyos autores plantean una forma diferente de abordar la crisis ambiental.
The environmental crisis was internationally legitimized by the Stockholm Summit in 1972. Before that Summit a set of scientific approaches suggest the need to put limits on economic growth based on the uncontrollably use of nature. After the Summit, the idea of economic growth becomes the engine to eliminate poverty and to achieve environmental objectives. In this sense, an overview of orthodox perceptions is outlined about environmental crisis management, with ideas that suggest that economic growth is the only one who can solve this crisis. Given this, another vision is proposed: the holistic understanding of life, in which its authors set a different way of interpreting the environmental crisis
The environmental crisis was internationally legitimized by the Stockholm Summit in 1972. Before that Summit a set of scientific approaches suggest the need to put limits on economic growth based on the uncontrollably use of nature. After the Summit, the idea of economic growth becomes the engine to eliminate poverty and to achieve environmental objectives. In this sense, an overview of orthodox perceptions is outlined about environmental crisis management, with ideas that suggest that economic growth is the only one who can solve this crisis. Given this, another vision is proposed: the holistic understanding of life, in which its authors set a different way of interpreting the environmental crisis