Environmental risk management has become a central issue for organizations in a world increasingly affected by climate change, overexploitation of natural resources, and pollution.    Environmental risks, such as increased greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss, as well as water and air pollution, affect the environment and the global economy [1].    Regardless of their size,

Authors: D. Peña and C. Valenzuela.   The quest for a more sustainable future has become a global priority, and one key concept in this effort is “Net Zero.” This approach is becoming a cornerstone of environmental policies and organizational strategies worldwide.   What is Net Zero?   The concept of “Net Zero” implies that

Since the ancient pre-Columbian civilizations, there was knowledge created by experience, which allowed us to understand how flowers, fruits, and vegetables develop in an environment and the relationship-benefit that is obtained when this environment allows us to gather certain characteristics such as crop rotation, associated crops, soil rest and the food chain of animals to

When discussing environmental and ecological matters, these two terms appeared, supported and sustainable development, both alternatives when talking about the future for a possible sustainable and supported development. These terms can apply in the economy, ecology or development, and social liability. Supported and sustainable development are considered synonyms. Based on their meaning, the dictionary tells