Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata

Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata

The Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires developed upon a system of flatland watersheds of slow drainage that flow into the River Plate. Given that this territory has the highest density of population in Argentina, the difficult drainage conditions have resulted in many environmental problems complic...

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Autor principal: Rotger, Daniela Vanesa
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Publicado em: Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo 2018
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spelling oai:ojs.revistas.unne.edu.ar:article-29192020-07-02T21:58:39Z Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata Gestión de cuencas en la región Metropolitana de Buenos Aires. Historia y actualidad de un territorio en conflicto ambiental. El caso del Gran La Plata Rotger, Daniela Vanesa Management basins RMBA Del Gato Stream Gestión cuencas RMBA arroyo del Gato The Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires developed upon a system of flatland watersheds of slow drainage that flow into the River Plate. Given that this territory has the highest density of population in Argentina, the difficult drainage conditions have resulted in many environmental problems complicating the urbanization process and resulting in the degradation of water courses. How has the relationship between the natural environment and urbanization in the region been resolved throughout history? How has the environmental dimension been incorporated into land use planning? And what is the current treatment of the original watersheds? These are the questions that this article tries to answer, emphasizing its analysis in the most populated basin of the Greater La Plata region, the Del Gato stream. Finally, critical points are identified for territorial management that take into account the complexity of the environmental issues of the river basins of the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires (RMBA). La Región Metropolitana de Buenos Aires se desarrolla sobre un sistema de cuencas de escasa pendiente que desemboca en el río de La Plata. Al situarse en este territorio la mayor densidad poblacional del país, se plantean problemáticas ambientales relativas a las difíciles condiciones de escurrimiento, la adaptación de la urbanización al medio natural y la degradación  de los cursos. ¿Cómo se ha construido a lo largo de la historia la relación entre medio natural y urbanización en la región? ¿Cómo se ha ido incorporando el tema ambiental en el ordenamiento territorial? ¿Cuál es el tratamiento actual de las cuencas? Son interrogantes que intenta responder este artículo, puntualizando el análisis en la cuenca más poblada del Gran La Plata, la del arroyo del Gato. Para finalizar se identifican puntos críticos de cara a una gestión territorial que tome en cuenta la complejidad de las cuencas de la RMBA en materia ambiental Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo 2018-06-13 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/crn/article/view/2919 10.30972/crn.24242919 Cuaderno Urbano; Vol. 24, Núm. 24 (2018); 7-26 1853-3655 1666-6186 spa https://revistas.unne.edu.ar/index.php/crn/article/view/2919/2594 Copyright (c) 2018 Daniela Vanesa Rotger
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Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
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title Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
title_short Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
title_full Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
title_fullStr Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
title_full_unstemmed Watershed Management in the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires. History and Current Reality of a Territory in Environmental Conflict. The Case of Greater La Plata
title_sort watershed management in the metropolitan region of buenos aires. history and current reality of a territory in environmental conflict. the case of greater la plata
description The Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires developed upon a system of flatland watersheds of slow drainage that flow into the River Plate. Given that this territory has the highest density of population in Argentina, the difficult drainage conditions have resulted in many environmental problems complicating the urbanization process and resulting in the degradation of water courses. How has the relationship between the natural environment and urbanization in the region been resolved throughout history? How has the environmental dimension been incorporated into land use planning? And what is the current treatment of the original watersheds? These are the questions that this article tries to answer, emphasizing its analysis in the most populated basin of the Greater La Plata region, the Del Gato stream. Finally, critical points are identified for territorial management that take into account the complexity of the environmental issues of the river basins of the Metropolitan Region of Buenos Aires (RMBA).
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