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Introduction. Socioeconomic and Geopolitical Aspects of Global Climate Change. An Intersectoral Vis also to some fundamental concepts for understanding the difficulties of reaching an agreement in this negotiation, which are presented in the introduction. Heterogeneity is a key factor in explaining the existence of these difficulties, insofar as there are marked differences in the geographical di

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Agriculture and Climate Change: Opportunity or Threat?,sed by climate change to agriculture, both globally and regionally, and particularly for Argentina, were discussed, taking as a source the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment reports and the diverse studies carried out in Argentina and South America.

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Climate Change and Semi-arid Regions in Latin America Threats and Challenges,Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the vulnerability of a system to the adverse effects of both climate variability and change is a multidimensional phenomenon, which is a function of the exposure to the phenomenon, the sensitivity to it, and the adaptive capacity (or resilience) that the sy

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Socioeconomic and Political Aspects of Climate Change. The Role of the Clean Development Mechanism nited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and Sustainable Development. A Latin American Point of View of the situation after the Paris Agreement. Latin America was a pioneer region in terms of its early participation in emission reduction and/or limitation mechanisms. This situation occur

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Energy and Climate Change: Challenges for Low-Carbon Development,Gs) and the opportunities for adaptation and mitigation presented by the sector. On the other hand, some challenges that arise in the implementation of policies and measures to address the problem are analyzed.

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