Iuris Dictio

Dossier II

Núm. 36 (2025)

Presentación del dossier: Riesgo hídrico: entre la esperanza y la escasez

DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18272/iu.i36.4105
Enviado
noviembre 26, 2025
Publicado
2025-12-18

Resumen

Según el Informe de Riesgos Globales 2025, el segundo riesgo global más significativo a nivel territorial son los fenómenos meteorológicos extremos (Elsner, Atkinson y Zahidi, 2025). A medio plazo (10 años), cinco de los diez principales riesgos están relacionados con factores ambientales: además de los fenómenos meteorológicos extremos, el informe destaca la pérdida de biodiversidad y el colapso de los ecosistemas, los cambios críticos en los sistemas terrestres, la escasez de recursos naturales (incluido el agua) y la contaminación.

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