Problemática ambiental en la Amazonia boliviana causado por la deforestación, ríos contaminados y penetración en áreas protegidas
Abstract
El articulo trata sobre el medio ambiente, el origen de la ecología, la deforestación, los ríos contaminados por la minería, su efecto, la ocupación de áreas protegidas, el objetivo fue evaluar las amenazas emergentes a la naturaleza, los ecosistemas y utilizar los hallazgos científicos para promover la conciencia, informar a las autoridades para la toma de decisiones. Los resultados describen altos niveles en deforestación, las cantidades corporales de mercurio en los Esse Ejja y otros, el enfoque fue mixto, el estudio fue no experimental, el diseño longitudinal, se utilizó el método del análisis documental síntesis, se concluyó que Bolivia ocupa el segundo lugar en deforestación masiva a nivel mundial, que existe alta carga corporal de mercurio en pobladores que no tienen contacto directo con la operación aurífera, finalmente, la falta de cumplimiento del desarrollo sustentable
The article deals with the environment, the origin of ecology, deforestation, rivers contaminated by mining, its effect, the occupation of protected areas, the objective was to assess emerging threats to nature, ecosystems and to use scientific findings to promote awareness, inform authorities for decision making. The results describe high levels of deforestation, body amounts of mercury in the Esse Ejja and others, the approach was mixed, the study was non-experimental, the longitudinal design, the method of documentary analysis synthesis was used, it was concluded that Bolivia occupies second place in massive deforestation worldwide, that there is a high body load of mercury in residents who have no direct contact with gold mining operations, and finally the lack of compliance with sustainable development
The article deals with the environment, the origin of ecology, deforestation, rivers contaminated by mining, its effect, the occupation of protected areas, the objective was to assess emerging threats to nature, ecosystems and to use scientific findings to promote awareness, inform authorities for decision making. The results describe high levels of deforestation, body amounts of mercury in the Esse Ejja and others, the approach was mixed, the study was non-experimental, the longitudinal design, the method of documentary analysis synthesis was used, it was concluded that Bolivia occupies second place in massive deforestation worldwide, that there is a high body load of mercury in residents who have no direct contact with gold mining operations, and finally the lack of compliance with sustainable development
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Vol. 13, No. 21