Vol. 5 No. 10 (2005): La dimensión Ambiental de la Seguridad Alimentaria
La dimensión Ambiental de la Seguridad Alimentaria

Esta edición de ÉOLO centrada en la Dimensión Ambiental de la Seguridad Alimentaria
presenta, en principio, y de manera insoslayable y frontal, el desolador panorama que
prima en la discusión sobre el asunto alimentario en el mundo, ya que la producción de
alimentos y su acceso por parte de la población no se puede reducir simplemente al
diagnóstico técnico que privilegia la “eficiencia” productiva, categoría deslegitimizada al
constatar que, a pesar de producir alimentos suficientes para satisfacer las necesidades
proteicas de 12.000 millones de personas, aquí, entre nosotros, en nuestros barrios, en los
países asiáticos y africanos, y en los ghettos de Belgrado, Nueva York y las demás ciudades
del mundo, a diario mueren de hambre personas de todas las edades, dolorosamente en
su mayoría niñas y niños, sin mencionar las grandes cantidades que padecen desnutrición
crónica debido a la insuficiente y mala calidad de su alimentación.

Full Issue
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Artículos

Revista Éolo
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Editorial — Vol. 5 No. 10 (2005)
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Revista Éolo
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Table of Contents — Vol. 5 No. 10 (2005)
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Liliam Eugenia Gómez Álvarez
7-14
World Hunger: Food Sovereignty and Security
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Cristian Marcelo Candía Rodríguez
118-123
Food Security vs. Free Trade Agreements
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Oscar Mejía Rivera
19-23
Reflections on Food Security
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Hernando Mejía Díez
24-26
Food Autonomy: An Environmental Perspective
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Héctor Mauricio Gallego Arias
15-18
Food Security and the Environment
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Luís Bernardo Zapata
31-33
Eradicating World Hunger
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Agustín Bedoya Alzate
34-38
Food Security Education and Curricular Integration in Schools
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Carlos Alberto Muñoz
39-39
Ecosophy as a Pedagogical Strategy for Solid Waste Management
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José Ubeimar Arango
40-43
Agrobiodiversity of the Senú Indigenous Communities of Northern Urabá (Antioquia): A Bid to Consolidate Food Security
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Gillermo J. Yepes, Hernando P. Orozco
49-53
The Central Role of Organic Matter in Soil Sustainability
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Manuel José Peña Restrepo, Andrés Felipe Peña Monroy
44-48
Eight Bird Species Threatened with Extinction by Hunting and Habitat Deterioration in Antioquia
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Alejandro Spath Petro
58-60
Composting of Solid Organic Waste
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Santiago Cordoba, Margarita Correa
54-57
Effective Microorganisms Technology (EM)
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Silvia Estrella Sánchez Salazar
62-65
Urban Agriculture, a Food Security Strategy for Colombia
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Edward Valencia
66-71
Comprehensive Management and Utilization of Source-Separated Fruit and Vegetable Waste
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Ana Cecilia Herrera Romero
72-76
Integrated Solid Waste Management in Medellín's Corregimientos
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John Jairo Saldarriaga
77-79
Case Study on Microorganisms and Household Solid Organic Waste in San Antonio de Prado
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Marta R. Lopera, Julia Andrea Zapata Saldarriaga
80-82
Solid Waste Management at Ciudad Universitaria, Universidad de Antioquia
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Julián Salazar
83-86
The Contribution of Earthworms to Human Nutrition
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Beatriz Arjona Bernal
87-89
Sprouts and Tender Shoots
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Adriana Arango Córdoba
90-93
Breastfeeding
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Gustavo R. Holgín
94-96
Who Is Civilized and Who Is the Savage?
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Ricargo Saldarriaga Gaviria
97-103
Food in 16th-Century Antioquia Province
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John Jairo Vásquez
104-107
The Trueke: A Timely Proposal!
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Olga Elena Mattei
108-111
The Reapers of Death
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Rodrigo Rivera
112-117
Negotiating the FTA, with Calculated Risk for the Agricultural Sector
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María José de Oliveira Zimmermann
27-30
Food Sovereignty and the Environment
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Alberto Yepes Palacio
124-127
Action Against Hunger and Poverty in Colombia and the World
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Elsa Leonor Nivia
128-130
Agroecology, Food Sovereignty, and Human Rights at Our Table
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Héctor Mauricio Gallego Arias
131-132
Responsible Consumption
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Nicolás Alveiro Echeverri Alvarán, María Fanny Castiblanco Monsalve
133-137
Policy Guidelines for the Measured Use and Management of Agrochemicals in Antioquia
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José Luís Duque Pineda
138-142
Agrarian District of Marinilla
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Carlos Mario Zuluaga
143-147
Environmental Responsibility Goes Hand in Hand with Social Responsibility
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Jenny Marcela Ruiz Saldarriaga
148-151
Environmental Culture and Food Security with a Sustainability Vision in Corantioquia's Jurisdiction
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Eduardo Díaz Uribe
152-157
Bogotá Without Hunger: Strengths and Challenges
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Fernando Cordero Cueva
158-160
New City: A Process of Participatory Planning and Management
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Raul Horacio Terrile
161-162
Urban Agriculture as a Strategy for Local Development and the Fight Against Poverty: The Rosario Case, a United Nations Award
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María Caridad Cruz
163-167
Urban Agriculture: The Cuban Experience
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Elkin Darío Tamayo Úsuga, Luis Fernando Restrepo Álvarez
171-174
Sustainable Economic Circuits for Antioquia's Regional Food Security
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Diego Alejandoro Peña
168-170
Organic Waste of the Aburrá Valley: A Source of Nutrients for Regional Food Security
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Luz Elena Zabala Jaramillo
175-181
Antioquia Technology Park: Environment, Region, and Development
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Andrés de Bedout Jaramillo
182-185
Consolidation of the La Pradera Sanitary Landfill
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Jario Arango
186-187
"GIRS - PGIRS: Formulating While Doing" Strategy
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Luís Aníbal Sepúlveda Villada, Rubén Alberto Agudelo García
188-190
Progress on the Aburrá Valley Regional Solid Waste Management Plan (Regional PGIRS)
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Carlos Pelaez
61-61
Use of Organic Fertilizers in Urban Agriculture and Its Implications for Food Security
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José Didier Zapata Suárez
191-193
BIOEXPO 2005 Colombia, International Supplier of Environmentally Friendly Goods and Services
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