Keywords
refugiados, cambio climático, migraciones forzadas, legislación, pobreza, law, migration law, climate change, refugees, migrations, poverty
Refugiados climáticos. Un gran reto del siglo XXI
Abstract
Miguel Pajares se adentra en el dilema sobre la consideración de refugiadas de las personas expulsadas de sus países por el cambio climático. Inicia el libro con dos capítulos sobre la crisis climática que responden incluso a las mas fieras teorías negacionistas. Su análisis también indigna por la inacción de nuestros gobiernos que desde hace décadas conocen la situación y han actuado de forma irresponsable. Las consecuencias devastadoras ya se empiezan a producir en los países pobres, aun cuando la principal causa es la sobreproducción y sobreconsumo de los países ricos.
La Covid-19 nos ha mostrado lo vulnerables que somos. Sin embargo, la amenaza que ha supuesto está en una escala muy inferior a la que representa el cambio climático. El autor nos amplía los detalles de la catástrofe por varias regiones de África, de Asia y de Latinoamérica y analiza los desplazamientos humanos que producirá.
Refugiados climáticos exige cambios en las políticas globales que no dependan de lobbies ni multinacionales y formula propuestas tanto para la lucha contra el cambio climático, como para la gestión de las migraciones
Miguel Pajares delves into the dilemma regarding the consideration of refugees for people expelled from their countries due to climate change. The book begins with two chapters on the climate crisis that respond to even the fiercest denial theories. His analysis is also outraged by the inaction of our governments that have been aware of the situation for decades and have acted irresponsibly. The devastating consequences are already beginning to occur in poor countries, even though the main cause is overproduction and overconsumption in rich countries. Covid-19 has shown us how vulnerable we are. However, the threat it has posed is on a much smaller scale than climate change. The author expands the details of the catastrophe through several regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America and analyzes the human displacements that it will produce. Climate Refugees demands changes in global policies that do not depend on lobbies or multinationals and formulates proposals both for the fight against climate change and for the management of migrations
Miguel Pajares delves into the dilemma regarding the consideration of refugees for people expelled from their countries due to climate change. The book begins with two chapters on the climate crisis that respond to even the fiercest denial theories. His analysis is also outraged by the inaction of our governments that have been aware of the situation for decades and have acted irresponsibly. The devastating consequences are already beginning to occur in poor countries, even though the main cause is overproduction and overconsumption in rich countries. Covid-19 has shown us how vulnerable we are. However, the threat it has posed is on a much smaller scale than climate change. The author expands the details of the catastrophe through several regions of Africa, Asia and Latin America and analyzes the human displacements that it will produce. Climate Refugees demands changes in global policies that do not depend on lobbies or multinationals and formulates proposals both for the fight against climate change and for the management of migrations
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