SENENT DE FRUTOS, JUAN ANTONIO
No
Int. J. Water Resour. Dev.
Article
Científica
3.776
0.821
01/01/2021
000670515100001
2-s2.0-85109818194
The effects of climate change on tropical ecosystems cannot be interpreted based on physical variables alone. Severe water shortages and deterioration of ecosystems are most acute in places where historical inequalities occur, such as unequal access to land and other goods and rights necessary for the livelihood of marginalized populations. This paper explores environmental transformations and their repercussions on water resources based on spatial analysis and fieldwork carried out in the Colombian Caribbean. We have engaged with peasant and Afro-descendant populations who have been excluded from water use and now face problems in sustaining their way of life. © 2021 The Author(s). Published by Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis Group.
Climate change; Deterioration; Ecosystems; Water resources; Colombians; Local community; Physical variables; Spatial analysis; Tropical ecosystems; Water shortages; Water use; Water supply