Del riesgo a la resiliencia. Hacia el diseño y gestión adaptativo del paisaje
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Cambo climático, Riesgo, Resiliencia, PaisajeResumen
Habitamos en una época denominada como ‘Antropoceno’ donde el calentamiento global, comúnmente conocido como cambio climático, es al mismo tiempo su condición y su crisis más emblemática. Una época donde la falta de control y desconocimiento de las consecuencias de las decisiones de la sociedad en relación al medio han hecho surgir una renovada conciencia global del riesgo. Esta reflexión global debe tener su traslación a una renovación en el campo del diseño y la planificación. Una práctica que se aleje de la idea de control del riesgo y que explícitamente dote de capacidad de resiliencia a los sistemas posibilitando de este modo su adaptación a largo plazo y propiciando su viabilidad ecológica, cultural y económica. Trabajar desde la resiliencia posibilita entonces unir ecología y planificación a través de la gestión adaptativa mediante el diseño y la experimentación.
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