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The right to live without environmental pollution By Gustavo Copelmayer Lately I have been researching the universal right to live free from environmental pollution and I have come across interesting ideas. The right to life is above all other fundamental rights of people, hence the right to life is the basis of all jurisprudence. Its relationship to the environment could be deemed quite obvious since the right to life includes all living beings. Given this premise, we must think about enforcing the right to live in a space without pollution. Environmental pollution is understood to be any presence of substances or elements in the environment that are harmful to humans and ecosystems. There are different types of pollution, but they can basically be divided into: air, soil, and water pollution. Living in pollution-free environments means human existence in an environment that is not only natural, harmonious, free of toxic substances that humans produce, but also includes physical, chemical, and biological elements that are in harmony with nature and are not harmful for the conservation of natural resources that our planet produces on its own. #BioNature #Gustavo #Copelmayer #GustavoCopelmayer #EcoNature #tecnology #tecnologia #news #noticias #article #articulo #ecology #ecologia #nature #naturaleza #environment #ambiente #planetEarth #planetaTierra #likeforlikes #followforfollowback #EEUU #life #vida #right #derecho https://www.instagram.com/p/CRsZ1xrHmKL/?utm_medium=tumblr

Can nature be built? This captious question is due to the curiosity to know about the latest challenges developed to build, tame or control nature. In this sense, Gustavo Copelmayer says that methodologies have been developed for the management of water-land, the creation of artificial hills, dikes, to defense works and coastal protection, as well as the construction of artificial islands. For projects of this magnitude, the combination of the water-land relationship, horticulture, science, art and architecture have been employed. “I will mention the Eden Project located in a former clay mine in Cornwall, UK, a titanic work for which Tim Smit is responsible,” says Copelmayer. It is a project of environmental recovery, consisting of 5 geodesic spheres similar to bubbles that house three environments called biomes, the first simulates a humid tropical climate, the other is dedicated to the Mediterranean climate and the third biome is outdoors. Other countries have already ventured into this type of project in which they use organic and inorganic materials, and the forces and interactions present in nature. There have been extensions of coastal land using offshore spaces, carrying areas of land in the water, as has been done in Holland, Dubai, or United Arab Emirates. Therefore, says Copelmayer, this concept of building nature, has been applied, although to a lesser degree, in most continents including Asia, Africa and the Americas (Miami Beach).  Already in Australia with its small population, it is employed not only for urban, industrial, residential and recreational development, but also, for present long-term solutions, environmentally and economically sustainable. #BioNature #Gustavo #Copelmayer #GustavoCopelmayer #EcoNature #tecnology #tecnologia #news #noticias #article #articulo #ecology #ecologia #nature #naturaleza #environment #ambiente #planetEarth #planetaTierra #likeforlikes #followforfollowback #EEUU #horticulture https://www.instagram.com/p/CRXUxwYHsBf/?utm_medium=tumblr

Is food safety and Covid-19 related? It has been more than a year and a half since the pandemic and strict confinement were decreed worldwide due to Covid-19. Scientific studies through satellite images have revealed data and connections between the pandemic and food security, says Gustavo Copelmayer. It can be assured that the containment measures have affected food security and nutritional inequalities have been exacerbated, which generates a greater risk in the face of the pandemic itself. “It is necessary to strengthen sectors such as global food, as well as regional systems in order to ensure local supply,” says Gustavo Copelmayer. He also adds that “collaboration between countries and the strengthening of the different channels and actors in the food chain is of vital importance.” It is essential, says Gustavo Copelmayer, to immediately mitigate the consequences of deficient food chains that affect the most vulnerable populations, but that in the long term involve all of humanity. Currently, the impact on food security is increasing, especially in Latin American and Caribbean countries, due to the restrictions imposed by some governments due to COVID-19, which affects economic and social variables. Gustavo Copelmayer ends by noting that the four dimensions of food and nutritional security are: availability, access, use and stability. Data obtained from various reports from FAO, CAF and UNDP. “The good man is the friend of all living beings.” Mahatma Gandhi, Hindu lawyer, thinker and politician. #BioNature #Gustavo #Copelmayer #GustavoCopelmayer #EcoNature #tecnology #tecnologia #news #noticias #article #articulo #ecology #ecologia #nature #naturaleza #environment #ambiente #planetEarth #planetaTierra #likeforlikes #followforfollowback #EEUU #foodsafety #alimentos https://www.instagram.com/p/CQuUIEin5rY/?utm_medium=tumblr

Es costoso preservar el medio ambiente? Una pregunta que nos hacemos todos… Porqué razón el ser humano ha estado constantemente destruyendo la naturaleza debido a un supuesto progreso para la humanidad. El agua, los suelos, el aire, los seres vivos, los animales y plantas en extinción no tienen vuelta a la vida. El valor de la biodiversidad es inconmensurable pero irrecuperable, una vez que se pierde se fue y en muchas ocasiones no regresa más… Si los estados colocaran el valor de la biodiversidad en el corazón de la economía global, el planeta tendría menos problemas. Tenemos que estar comprometidos en la preservación de las aguas y el oxígeno necesarios para la vida. Parece increíble, pero algunos científicos de la Universidad de Cambridge, se dieron a la tarea de calcular el valor monetario de ciertos servicios ecológicos relacionados con la protección de nuestro ecosistema que de lo contrario causarian mas inundaciones, almacenamiento de carbono y todo tipo de amenazas bioambientales. Dedujeron, así mismo, los posibles dividendos de convertir esas inversiones en la producción de bienes como cultivos para la alimentación humana y animal.  Las fórmulas y estrategias serían algo complicado para explicar en pocas líneas, pero lo que es asombroso, es que detener la pérdida de biodiversidad, es rentable desde todo punto de vista financiero y es una excelente inversion a mediano y largo plazo. #BioNature #Gustavo #Copelmayer #GustavoCopelmayer #EcoNature #tecnology #tecnologia #news #noticias #article #articulo #ecology #ecologia #nature #naturaleza #environment #ambiente #planetEarth #planetaTierra #likeforlikes #followforfollowback #EEUU https://www.instagram.com/p/CMdLT7VHgvJ/?igshid=156pditjdi3fs

The ozone layer is recovering According to recently published studies, the progressive recovery of the ozone layer, vital for the environment and the health of human beings and a large number of species, has been evidenced, indicates Gustavo Copelmayer. The so-called “hole” which is actually a thinning of the layer at certain times of the year and, more significantly, in Antarctica, has been one of the hottest current issues for decades. It was internationally agreed to apply regulations such as the Montreal Protocol to avoid substances that destroy the ozone layer. These measures are already bearing fruit, which shows that the global will can achieve changes to improve the global environment, says Gustavo Copelmayer. The ozone layer is returning to its 1980 levels. This good news was published in the report on “Scientific Assessment of Ozone Depletion,” prepared by 282 international scientists for various institutions such as the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the United Nations Program United Nations Environment (UNEP), the United States Space Agency (NASA) and the European Commission (EC). This work provides an updated view of the state of the ozone layer globally after the approval of the Montreal Protocol. This international treaty prohibited since 1989 the consumption and manufacture of substances that reduce it, such as chlorofluorocarbon compounds (CFC’s) which are halogenated compounds that mainly contain chlorine and bromine). These are the main gases originated by man that destroy stratospheric ozone and that have been used since the 1940’s, being released into the atmosphere by the industrial processes that have been handled since that time, Gustavo Copelmayer concludes. #BioNature #Gustavo #Copelmayer #GustavoCopelmayer #EcoNature #tecnology #tecnologia #news #noticias #article #articulo #ecology #ecologia #nature #naturaleza #environment #ambiente #planetEarth #planetaTierra #likeforlikes #followforfollowback #EEUU #ozone #layer #ozono #capa https://www.instagram.com/p/CLnANqZnM9j/?igshid=beqek3bwcrbc

Los empleos verdes se pueden definir como los trabajos en agricultura, fabricación, investigación y desarrollo, administración y servicio que contribuyen sustancialmente a preservar o restaurar la calidad medioambiental, indica Gustavo Copelmayer. El impacto en la economía de esta actividad potencia el desarrollo sostenible y el resguardo ecológico, agrega. A escala global, la Organización Mundial del Trabajo (OIT), estima que hasta el año 2030 la economía verde creará más de 24 millones de empleos bio en el mundo, destacando, entre otros, algunos aún poco conocidos como los de comunicador ambiental, técnico de turismo sostenible o ecodiseñador, refiere Gustavo Copelmayer basándose en estos datos. Así es como cualquier actividad profesional que ayude a proteger el medio ambiente y a combatir el cambio climático ahorrando energía y materias primas, fomentando las energías renovables, reduciendo los desechos y la contaminación, o protegiendo la biodiversidad y los ecosistemas se considera un empleo verde. Los empleos verdes no son ya un sueño utópico. En toda Europa se está avanzando hacia una mayor sostenibilidad con la creación de nuevos trabajos, más estables, de más calidad y que garantizan los derechos de los trabajadores. Pero también es cierto que hay muchos más trabajos que protegen el medioambiente y a veces quedan fuera del radar, como aquellos que mejoran los procesos industriales, reducen el nivel de deshechos o mejoran la calidad de la construcción de edificios. Al final de cuentas, hay empleos verdes en áreas tan distintas como la ingeniería, la ciencia, la albañilería, la manufactura o el desarrollo de tecnologías. Por ejemplo, para fabricar un auto eléctrico, se requiere alguien que lo diseñe, otro que lo construya, otro que lo mantenga, otro que lo repare, y así, hay una larga cadena productiva que necesita personal especializado, finaliza Gustavo Copelmayer.

Green jobs can be defined as jobs in agriculture, manufacturing, research and development, administration and service that contribute substantially to preserving or restoring environmental quality, says Gustavo Copelmayer. The impact on the economy by this activity enhances sustainable development and ecological protection, he adds. On a global scale, the International Labor Organization (ILO) estimates that by the year 2030 the green economy will create more than 24 million bio jobs in the world, highlighting, among others, some little known such as those of environmental communicator, technician of sustainable tourism or eco-designer, says Gustavo Copelmayer based on the data. This is how any professional activity that helps protect the environment and combat climate change by saving energy and raw materials, promoting renewable energy, reducing waste and pollution, protecting biodiversity and ecosystems, is considered a green job. Green jobs are no longer a utopian dream. Across Europe, progress is being made towards greater sustainability with the creation of new, more stable, higher quality jobs that guarantee workers’ rights. But it is also true that there are many more jobs that protect the environment and sometimes go under the radar, such as those that improve industrial processes, reduce the level of waste or improve the quality of building construction. Ultimately, there are green jobs in areas as diverse as engineering, science, masonry, manufacturing, or technology development. For example, to manufacture an electric car, someone needs to design it, someone else to build it, someone else to maintain it, someone else to repair it, thus there is a long production chain that needs specialized personnel, concludes Gustavo Copelmayer.

En el post anterior comentamos sobre el cambio climático y los acuerdos de gobiernos y empresas. Gustavo Copelmayer indica en ese sentido que el conjunto de los fenómenos meteorológicos extremos a nivel mundial significa que el planeta está en camino de registrar los cinco años más calurosos de la historia, de acuerdo con el informe de las Naciones Unidas relacionado con el Acuerdo de París sobre el Cambio Climático. Por esa razón, se entiende que los países deben presentar planes actualizados y perfeccionados en 2020 y de ahí la importancia de la actual movilización para lograr una estrategia eficiente y comprometida con todos los distintos sectores, puntualiza Gustavo Copelmayer. Te invito a visitar mi sitio web www.gustavocopelmayer.com y a compartir todas las informaciones que consideres de interés. Te dejo el enlace al nuevo post en LinkedIn  https://www.linkedin.com/.../environmental-assessment.../ sobre “El futuro de los países infraconectados”.