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The biocultural rights of the Atrato River, Colombia
Catalina Vallejo Piedrahíta +4 moreexaly +2 more sources
Remarks concerning surveys of the Atrato River
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Life Cycle Assessment for an Eco-Friendly Electric Boat for Navigation in the Atrato River, Colombia
Springer Series on Naval Architecture, Marine Engineering, Shipbuilding and ShippingVictor Borja Marrugo +2 more
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Iron, Copper, and Zinc in Some Fish Species of the Atrato River Delta, Colombian Caribbean
Journal of Aquatic Food Product Technology, 2017AbstractThe concentrations of iron (Fe), copper (Cu), and zinc (Zn) were evaluated in 96 samples of the following eight fish species: Centropomus undecimalis, Caranx hippos, Scomberomorus brasiliensis, Lutjanus purpureus, Caranx crysos, Megalops atlanticus, Elops saurus, and Epinephelus itajara collected in the Atrato River Delta in the Gulf of Uraba ...
Julián Zuluaga Rodríguez +7 more
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The Atrato river as an axis of economic development in Colombia (abstract)
2014Civil Engineering and ...
Mosselman, E. (author) +5 more
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The Atrato River Basin, a critical hydrological resource in Colombia, is increasingly vulnerable to the dual impacts of extreme precipitation events and water scarcity, driven by climate change. This study aims to evaluate the potential impacts of climate change on hydrometeorological and river hydrological extremes in the basin, focusing on short ...
Julio Isaac Montenegro Gambini +2 more
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Julio Isaac Montenegro Gambini +2 more
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AbstractIn 2016, Colombia's Constitutional Court declared the Atrato River a subject with rights and named the river's environmental stewards. This article traces how various actors co‐produced the ruling and critically engages scholarly calls to theorise a river‐as‐subject ontology. Centring postcolonial Marxist perspectives, the piece illuminates how
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AbstractIn 2016, Colombia's Constitutional Court declared the Atrato River a subject with rights and named the river's environmental stewards. This article traces how various actors co‐produced the ruling and critically engages scholarly calls to theorise a river‐as‐subject ontology. Centring postcolonial Marxist perspectives, the piece illuminates how
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Towards “grounded” knowledges: from the Atrato River to knowing nature when defending its rights
Journal of Property, Planning and Environmental LawPurpose This paper tackles the reliance of the Rights of Nature (RoN) practice on expert knowledge and aims to spatialise and materialise other-than-expert knowledges within RoN practice by proposing “grounded” knowledges. Design/methodology/approach
Angela María Sánchez-Alfonso +1 more
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