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2 years ago

Que materias o asignaturas disciplinarias consideras que están

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zalisa [80]2 years ago

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Las áreas temáticas que pueden estar involucradas en el cuidado del agua son;

Biología

Química

Geología

oceanografía

Geografía

Conservar y compartir es una parte integral de la ciencia ambiental. La ciencia ambiental en sí misma es multidisciplinaria.

Varias áreas temáticas deben estar involucradas en la conservación del medio ambiente.

Estas áreas temáticas incluyen;

Biología

Química

Geología

oceanografía

Geografía

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