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Los efectos medioambientales del boom y el parón inmobiliario

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  • Luisa Fernanda Gutierrez
  • Gustavo A. Marrero
  • Luis A. Puch

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Muchos expertos consideran el aumento registrado en las emisiones de CO2 en España desde mediados de los 90 una auténtica anomalía. Dicha anomalía podría resultar no serlo tanto cuando se relaciona la evolución de las emisiones con el boom inmobiliario. Este artículo muestra que el incremento de las emisiones coincide con un aumento continuado en el consumo energético de los sectores industriales que han suministrado cemento, yeso, vidrio y cerámica al sector de la construcción, así como de las actividades de transporte relacionadas. Por tanto, un cambio en el modelo productivo en España no sólo podría beneficiar a nuestra productividad, competitividad y al mercado laboral, sino también al cumplimiento de nuestros compromisos medioambientales. A la espera de dicho cambio, el artículo aporta evidencia acerca de las consecuencias energéticas y medioambientales del parón inmobiliario.

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  • Luisa Fernanda Gutierrez & Gustavo A. Marrero & Luis A. Puch, 2010. "Los efectos medioambientales del boom y el parón inmobiliario," Economic Reports 01-2010, FEDEA.
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