Evaluación de los proyectos de mecanismo de desarrollo limpio presentados a la UNFCCC: los criterios de sostenibilidad entre 2004 y 2008
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El cambio climático es visto como uno de los problemas ambientales con mayores impactos sobre los sistemas humanos y naturales. La preocupación social sobre esta problemática es creciente como resultado del aumento de evidencia científica y fenómenos catastróficos, por lo que se ha buscado una respuesta antrópica (Sabogal, 2007). Los proyectos de Mecanismo de Desarrollo Limpio (MDL) hacen parte de la propuesta de solución, generando una contribución a la mitigación de Gases Efecto Invernadero (GEI), sin embargo, contrario a la normatividad del Protocolo de Kioto, su impacto no es tan claro en términos de sostenibilidad. El presente artículo evalúa la presencia y el cumplimiento del objetivo de sostenibilidad en los proyectos de MDL presentados al Convención Marco de las Naciones Unidas sobre el Cambio Climático y el Protocolo de Kyoto (UNFCCC),para el periodo comprendido entre 2004 y 2008, identificando tendencias globales y planteando recomendaciones de mejoramiento en la aplicación del mecanismoDescargas
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