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Leonidas Osvaldo GirardinProvides a Latin American point of view on climate change negotiations.Presents a climate change economics heterodox point of View.Examines Climate Change visions from different sectors

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Regional Study on the Economics of Climate Change in South America. Argentine Chapter (ERECCS-Argensenting the main results obtained in the attempt of monetary valuation of the expected impacts of climate change and the measures, both for Adaptation and Mitigation that were identified throughout the development of the study.

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2366-3421 Climate Change visions from different sectors.This book discusses climate change from an academic point of view centered on and from Latin America. Although climate change is a global issue, there has been a notable lack of input from the Latin American perspective, which means that many Latin Ameri

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Introduction. Socioeconomic and Geopolitical Aspects of Global Climate Change. An Intersectoral Visstribution of expected impacts, the degrees of existing vulnerability, the capacity to face the challenges posed by climate change, or the incidence of economic impacts linked to the measures taken to mitigate or adapt to climate change, but also between the current and historical responsibilities for having reached the current situation.