Plan de rescate del río Atoyac

Plan de rescate del río Atoyac

Magin Idelfonso Ramírez Torreblanca

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Editorial:
KS OmniScriptum Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
ISBN:
9786630408430
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El río Atoyac no es solamente un cauce contaminado. Es el resultado visible de la relación que hemos construido con el agua, el territorio y nuestras propias decisiones.Este libro propone mirar el Atoyac de otra manera: desde el agua como eje central de transformación. A partir de una lectura sistémica de la cuenca, se abordan la infraestructura sanitaria, la calidad y el reúso del agua, la restauración ecológica, la gobernanza, el territorio y los microproyectos como unidades concretas de cambio.No se propone una obra milagrosa ni una solución aislada. Se plantea una ruta para pasar del diagnóstico a la transformación, recuperando funciones, conectando sistemas y convirtiendo el agua tratada de residuo en recurso.Pero este libro también plantea una pregunta incómoda: ¿quién debe rescatar el Atoyac?La respuesta no pertenece a una sola institución. Pertenece a todos los que formamos parte de la cuenca.Porque rescatar el Atoyac no significa solamente recuperar un río.Significa recuperar nuestra relación con el agua.Y quizá, al llegar a la última página, descubras que el Plan de Rescate que estabas buscando ya lo habías leído. Ahora falta lo más difícil:hacerlo realidad.

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