Después de la pandemia: Claves para una transición
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La pandemia de coronavirus ha llevado muchos países a adoptar medi-das drásticas y draconianas. Ese artículo intenta contestar una pregunta: Una vez que se reanuden las actividades económicas, ¿será deseable volver al status quo ante? Propongo aquí conectar lo ‘discutible’ con lo ‘discutido’, o sea lo que se discutió en algunos sectores hasta el día anterior a la crisis pandémica: Las marchas para el clima de septiembre 2019 movilizaron a millones de personas en el mundo y ya contenían programas de renacimiento nacionales e internacionales volcados al abandono de los combustibles fósiles para un desarrollo realísticamente sostenible. Considerando que la pandemia fue causada por varios factores ambientales, además de la movilidad de las élites, aquí se plantea la urgencia de acelerar la transición energética, económica y cultural necesaria para ralentizar el cambio climático en curso, cuyas consecuencias pueden ser inmensamente más devastadoras de cualquier pandemia.
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