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yarga [219]
3 years ago
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3.- Cuáles son los parámetros para la valoración de los efectos producidos por los impactos ambientales

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1 answer:
notsponge [240]3 years ago
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Answer:

Los parámetros son: magnitud, extensión, persistencia, reversibilidad, recuperación, persistencia, sinergia, probabilidad de ocurrencia, relación causa y efecto

Explanation:

La evaluación de un impacto ambiental debe tener en cuenta los siguientes parámetros principales:

- Magnitud. La magnitud se refiere al hecho que un impacto ambiental puede afectar al ecosistema en diferentes niveles.  

- Extensión. Este término se refiere a la superficie (por ejemplo, en metros cuadrados) del ecosistema el cual ha sufrido el impacto.  

-Reversibilidad. La reversibilidad indica la probabilidad de que el ecosistema una vez que ha sufrido el impacto pueda regresar a su estado inicial.  

- Recuperación. La recuperación es el grado de restauración al que puede llegar el medioambiente una vez sufrido el impacto.

- Persistencia. La persistencia indica la duración (cuantificable en tiempo) del impacto ambiental.  

- Sinergia. La sinergia se refiere al hecho de que dos o más impactos ambientales poseen un efecto mayor sobre el ecosistema que el producido mediante varios impactos ambientales por separado.  

- Probabilidad de ocurrencia. La probabilidad de ocurrencia expresa la posibilidad de que un impacto ambiental se produzca en un ecosistema durante un determinado período de tiempo.  

- Relación causa y efecto. La relación causa y efecto clasifica a los impactos ambientales en directos (causados por el impacto) e indirectos (causados por las consecuencias derivadas del impacto).

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