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Compartir y difundir datos públicos medioambientales: estrategias en la amazonia francesa y brasileña

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  • Maya Leroy

    (AgroParisTech)

  • Sandra Nicolle

    (AgroParisTech)

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Tanto Brasil como Francia tienen gran parte de su territorio en el bosque amazónico. La Amazonia brasileña tiene una superficie legal de 5,217,423 km2 (es decir alrededor del 60 % de su territorio, siendo 40 % del territorio brasileño parte del bioma amazónico) mientras que la Guayana francesa, la región más grande de Francia, cuenta con una superficie de 83,846 km2 (lo que equivale a aproximadamente el 12 % del territorio francés, incluyendo en éste la superficie de los llamados departamentos de ultramar). Estos dos países se enfrentan a presiones internacionales sobre su capacidad respectiva de preservar los ecosiste-mas amazónicos: Brasil se considera el principal responsable de un pa-trimonio mundial inestimable que es necesario preservar (Léna, 1999), mientras que Francia, como país europeo, anuncia la implementación de una gestión medioambiental ejemplar del bosque tropical en su territo-rio (Groupe national sur les forêts tropicales, 2012). [Introduction]

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  • Maya Leroy & Sandra Nicolle, 2017. "Compartir y difundir datos públicos medioambientales: estrategias en la amazonia francesa y brasileña," Post-Print hal-02414858, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-02414858
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