THE NEW CHALLENGES OF TOURISM FACING CLIMATE CHANGE IN SINALOA, MEXICO.
The environmental crisis that currently exists is largely due to an inadequate management ofnatural resources, this represents one of the great challenges in an era of environmental changeon a global scale. In this article the theoretical-practical information on the study of climatechange and its r...
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Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla
2021
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| Summary: | The environmental crisis that currently exists is largely due to an inadequate management ofnatural resources, this represents one of the great challenges in an era of environmental changeon a global scale. In this article the theoretical-practical information on the study of climatechange and its relationship with Tourism; within the framework of economic activities, nationaland international treaties and a new preponderant element such as health. The methodology triesto design possible scenarios of change assuming the final objective of a game; in which keyelements such as: carbon, water, energy, health, cities and identity are considered. The scenariosare then based mainly on these forces and it gives us four prospecting Growth, Restriction,Collapse and Transformation.To give certainty to our results, they are compared with that reported by the IntergovernmentalPanel on Climate Change (IPCC).The conclusion refers that the new way of doing tourism has to consider the growth of thepopulation, as well as risk situations in synergy with infectious or zoonotic diseases, the rise insea level (0.1 a .5 meters), emissions between 500 and 900 ppm and the increase in temperatureranging from 1.5 to 2.0° C. |
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