La disputa por el agua residual en México como conflicto ecológico-distributivo paradójico

Q2 Social Sciences Regions and Cohesion Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.3167/reco.2021.110305
G. Salazar, Edith Miriam, Fuente Carrasco, Mario Enrique
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English abstract: This article addresses the category of ecological-distributive conflict from The Global Environmental Justice Atlas project to explain the emergence of environmental justice movements as a response to a certain distribution of pollution burdens or access to environmental resources. The theoretical approach addresses environmentalism of the poor and adds a historical review to understand such an existing paradox. The empirical work was carried out in the Valle del Mezquital, where the discharge of wastewater generated in the Metropolitan Area of the Valle de Mexico presents a paradoxical situation: some farmers perceive the reception of contaminated water as positive. The analysis includes a reflection on the criteria for evaluating conflict since the emergence of COVID-19. Spanish abstract: Este articulo retoma la categoria de conflicto ecologico-distributivo del proyecto The Global Environmental Justice Atlas para explicar la emergencia de movimientos de justicia ambiental como una respuesta ante determinada distribucion de las cargas de la contaminacion o en el acceso a los recursos ambientales. El planteamiento teorico aborda el ecologismo de los pobres, mas una revision historica para comprender tal paradoja. El trabajo empirico se llevo a cabo en el Valle del Mezquital, cuyo vertimiento de aguas residuales generadas en la Zona Metropolitana del Valle de Mexico presenta una situacion paradojica a la categoria senalada: algunos campesinos perciben como positiva a la recepcion de agua contaminada. El analisis incluye una reflexion de los criterios de valoracion del conflicto a partir de la emergencia del COVID-19. English abstract: This article addresses the category of ecological-distributive conflict from The Global Environmental Justice Atlas project to explain the emergence of environmental justice movements as a response to a certain distribution of pollution burdens or access to environmental resources. The theoretical approach addresses environmentalism of the poor and adds a historical review to understand such an existing paradox. The empirical work was carried out in the Valle del Mezquital, where the discharge of wastewater generated in the Metropolitan Area of the Valle de Mexico presents a paradoxical situation: some farmers perceive the reception of contaminated water as positive. The analysis includes a reflection on the criteria for evaluating conflict since the emergence of COVID-19. Spanish abstract: Este articulo retoma la categoria de conflicto ecologico-distributivo del proyecto The Global Environmental Justice Atlas para explicar la emergencia de movimientos de justicia ambiental como una respuesta ante determinada distribucion de las cargas de la contaminacion o en el acceso a los recursos ambientales. El planteamiento teorico aborda el ecologismo de los pobres, mas una revision historica para comprender tal paradoja. El trabajo empirico se llevo a cabo en el Valle del Mezquital, cuyo vertimiento de aguas residuales generadas en la Zona Metropolitana del Valle de Mexico presenta una situacion paradojica a la categoria senalada: algunos campesinos perciben como positiva a la recepcion de agua contaminada. El analisis incluye una reflexion de los criterios de valoracion del conflicto a partir de la emergencia del COVID-19. French abstract: Depuis le projet The Global Environmental Justice Atlas, la categorie de conflit ecologique et distributif propose d'expliquer l'emergence de mouvements de justice environnementale comme une reponse a une certaine repartition des effets de la pollution ou a l'acces aux ressources environnementales. Dans la Vallee du Mezquital, le deversement des eaux usees de la Zone metropolitaine de la Vallee de Mexico presente une situation paradoxale par rapport a ce qui a ete signale dans le projet mentionne : certains paysans percoivent comme positive la reception d'eau polluee. Les apports de l'ecologisme des pauvres, ainsi qu'une revision de l'histoire permettent de comprendre ce parad xe. La question de savoir si l'emergence du Covid-19 peut modifier les criteres d'evaluation de ce conflit est egalement examinee. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] Copyright of Regions & Cohesion is the property of Berghahn Books and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)
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英文摘要:本文讨论了全球环境正义地图集项目中的生态分配冲突类别,以解释环境正义运动的出现,作为对污染负担或环境资源获取的某种分配的回应。理论方法解决了穷人的环境保护主义,并增加了历史回顾来理解这种存在的悖论。实证工作是在梅斯基塔尔河谷进行的,在那里,墨西哥河谷都市地区产生的废水排放呈现出一种矛盾的情况:一些农民认为接受受污染的水是积极的。分析包括对COVID-19出现以来评估冲突的标准的反思。西班牙文摘要:《全球环境正义图集》(The Global Environmental Justice Atlas)在《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境污染的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境污染的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)。从整体悖论的角度看,我们的计划是对历史的修正。在墨西哥山谷,我们的经验表明,在墨西哥山谷,我们的水残渣和水的残留,以及在墨西哥山谷的大都会区,我们的情况是矛盾的,我们的范畴是水的污染:我们的农民感知到水的积极作用,我们接受水的污染。分析包括将冲突评估标准的缺失反映到COVID-19紧急情况的一方。英文摘要:本文讨论了全球环境正义地图集项目中的生态分配冲突类别,以解释环境正义运动的出现,作为对污染负担或环境资源获取的某种分配的回应。理论方法解决了穷人的环境保护主义,并增加了历史回顾来理解这种存在的悖论。实证工作是在梅斯基塔尔河谷进行的,在那里,墨西哥河谷都市地区产生的废水排放呈现出一种矛盾的情况:一些农民认为接受受污染的水是积极的。分析包括对COVID-19出现以来评估冲突的标准的反思。西班牙文摘要:《全球环境正义图集》(The Global Environmental Justice Atlas)在《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境正义运动的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境污染的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)《环境污染的紧急情况》(emergency of运动的紧急情况)。从整体悖论的角度看,我们的计划是对历史的修正。在墨西哥山谷,我们的经验表明,在墨西哥山谷,我们的水残渣和水的残留,以及在墨西哥山谷的大都会区,我们的情况是矛盾的,我们的范畴是水的污染:我们的农民感知到水的积极作用,我们接受水的污染。分析包括将冲突评估标准的缺失反映到COVID-19紧急情况的一方。法国摘要:《全球环境正义地图集》(The Global Environmental Justice Atlas),“冲突、生态和分布”,“提出、解释、出现、运动、正义、环境、社区、响应、再分配、污染、环境、资源和环境的影响”。墨西哥河谷都市区的发展与使用的变化提出了一种矛盾的情况,即和谐的发展与项目的发展之间的矛盾:某些付款人对污染的接收产生了积极的影响。“生态学”定义了“贫穷”,“历史渗透”定义了“理解范式”。问题是“新冠肺炎的出现”,问题是“冲突平等考生的评价标准”。[摘要]Regions & Cohesion的版权是Berghahn Books的财产,未经版权所有者的明确书面许可,其内容不得复制或通过电子邮件发送到多个网站或发布到listserv。但是,用户可以打印、下载或通过电子邮件发送文章供个人使用。这篇摘要可以删节。对副本的准确性不作任何保证。用户应参考资料的原始出版版本以获取完整摘要。(版权适用于所有摘要。)
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