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                <text>Esta reflexión reproduce el texto con Klaus Schlüpmann 'El marxismo y la economía ecológica: ciencia unificada e historia universal' (La economía y la Ecología; Fondo de Cultura Económica, 1991) junto a una introducción por parte de su autor. En el texto se reivindica la figura de Otto Neurath como economista que, defendiendo la inconmensurabilidad de valores en el debate sobre el cálculo económico en una economía socialista de los años 1920-30 del pasado siglo XX, frente a Hayek o von Mises, estaba ya muy cerca de una perspectiva económico-ecológica (concretamente de una contabilidad energética y de materiales) con su concepto de Naturalrechnung.</text>
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                <text>El presente artículo analiza el cambio climático desde la perspectiva histórica. Se inicia, por tanto, con una relación sobre los antecedentes y la evolución que ha tenido el enfoque adoptado por académicos y autoridades al respecto. Todo ello está enmarcado dentro de los retos que plantea el enfrentar las consecuencias que traerá para la población humana el calentamiento global, tomando especial interés en el caso peruano. Con esta finalidad, se busca enfatizar en los aspectos más urgentes a solucionar y las propuestas que se han realizado en torno a la problemática. Finalmente, se discuten las medidas tomadas durante las reuniones llevadas a cabo por diferentes países y organismos internacionales para generar compromisos que permitan la viabilidad de reducir la alteración del clima y sus efectos.      DOI: https://doi.org/10.31876/sl.v1i1.3</text>
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                <text>This study analyzes the use of Artificial Intelligence on milk production chain, aiming at identifying patterns of their characteristics in 645 municipalities of the State of São Paulo taking into account produced milk categories. Using information from secondary sources, it was used the Optimum-Path Forest method (OPF) to identify milk production characteristics clusters. The analyzed data were the amount of milk produced in the rural properties according to their categories regarding quality making possible to suggest training adequacies and public bodies actions regarding rural producers, more focused on the reality of each municipality and secondarily, it was possible to test the OPF use as a decision-making tool at the agroindustrial sector.</text>
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