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An ecosystemic approach for assessing the urban water self-sufficiency potential: lessons from the Mediterranean
(Taylor & Francis, 2016)Frequent water stress episodes affecting urban hubs have caused a shift in urban water management towards integrated approaches and motivated a search for alternative water resources. Large-scale rainwater harvesting on ... -
Coal mining on pastureland in Southern Chile; challenging recognition and participation as guarantees for environmental justice
(Elsevier, 2016)Coal mining in Chile has grown significantly from virtually nonexistent in the late 1990s to become a profitable business in 2014. This paper explores the consequences of such revival from a post-political environmental ... -
Conflictividad en construcción: desarrollo urbano especulativo y gestión del agua en Santiago de Chile
(Icaria, 2014)En las últimas dos décadas Santiago de Chile ha vivido un boom económico e inmobiliario sin precedentes que ha llevado a un proceso de reestructuración territorial de “ciudad a región” (De Mattos, 2011). La base de la ... -
An ecosystemic approach for assessing the urban water self-sufficiency potential: lessons from the Mediterranean
(Taylor and Francis, 2015)Frequent water stress episodes affecting urban hubs have caused a shift in urban water management towards integrated approaches and motivated a search for alternative water resources. Large-scale rainwater harvesting on ... -
El análisis de flujos energéticos como herramienta de análisis territorial; el caso de la Región Metropolitana de Barcelona
(Universidad de Chile, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo, Departamento de Urbanismo, 2015)La diversificación de las fuentes energéticas usadas a lo largo de la historia, resultado del creciente consumo de los sistemas socioeconómicos, ha sido un factor clave tanto en determinar nuestra relación con el medio ... -
Trust matters: Why augmenting water supplies via desalination may not overcome perceptual water scarcity
(Elsevier, 2016)Historically, water scarcity has been understood to result from unfavorable climatological and hydrological factors. From this perspective, infrastructural solutions that augment water supplies, such as desalination, are ...
