Autor: Álvaro Augusto Sanabria-Rangel
DOI: https://doi.org/ 10.25058/1794600X.2467
Keywords: In Dubio Pro Natura, Precaution principle, environmental law, human rights, right to live in a healthy environment, scientific evidence, scientific certainty, environmental state responsibility, extractivism, climate change.
Palabras claves: In Dubio Pro Natura; Principio de precaución; derecho ambiental; derechos humanos; derecho a vivir en un ambiente sano; evidencia científica; certeza científica; responsabilidad estatal ambiental; extractivismo; cambio climático.
Palavras-chave: In dubio pro natura, princípio da precaução, direito ambiental, direitos humanos, direito a um meio ambiente saudável, evidência científica, certeza científica, responsabilidade ambiental do Estado, extrativismo, mudança climática.
Para citar este artículo:
Sanabria-Rangel, A. (2024). The in dubio pro natura principle in the light of scientific evidence: state responsibility. Revista Misión Jurídica, 17 (27), 207-221.
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