2019
DOI: 10.17345/rcda2569
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El derecho ambiental entre la ciencia, la economía y la sociología: reflexiones introductorias sobre el valor normativo de los conceptos extrajurídicos

Abstract: De acuerdo con las tesis aquí sustentadas, para que el hombre pueda garantizar su pervivencia futura, debe dotarse de un cuerpo normativo que recoja los dictados de las Ciencias de la Naturaleza, para una prudente utilización económica de la Biosfera. Para ello se necesitará contar además con el apoyo de la Ética y de la Física" Ramón MARTÍN MATEO, La revolución ambiental pendiente, 1999 * * * RESUMEN: El presente trabajo reflexiona, a modo de introducción general a las aportaciones monográficas que componen e… Show more

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“…This is the case of the use of energy, land and water, greenhouse gas emissions, environmental footprints, products lifespan, institutional drivers, and socio-economic implications of the of change towards CE, or the impact of activities linked to eco-design, reuse, and collaborative consumption. The decision to leave these aspects aside and focus solely on the materials dimension of CE is found to be contradictory not only with the critical literature [3,4,7,24,26,33,34,36] but also with the mainstream position expressed by the EMF [19] and the very same priorities set by the European Commission [1]. In some cases, the required information does not yet exist, which points to the necessity of developing new data sources.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is the case of the use of energy, land and water, greenhouse gas emissions, environmental footprints, products lifespan, institutional drivers, and socio-economic implications of the of change towards CE, or the impact of activities linked to eco-design, reuse, and collaborative consumption. The decision to leave these aspects aside and focus solely on the materials dimension of CE is found to be contradictory not only with the critical literature [3,4,7,24,26,33,34,36] but also with the mainstream position expressed by the EMF [19] and the very same priorities set by the European Commission [1]. In some cases, the required information does not yet exist, which points to the necessity of developing new data sources.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As noted by [33], the disregard of key issues related to the use of energy, production (design, remanufacturing, materials change, reuse, resource use reduction), and consumption (repair, sharing) evidences a less ambitious approach to CE. In contrast, metrics are focused on the old perspective of waste reduction and recycling as an alternative source of materials for what basically continues to be the current linear system [34].…”
Section: A-c Waste Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%