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La ciencia y los derechos legales de la naturaleza

Yaffa Epstein^1,2, Aaron M Ellison^3,4, Hugo Echeverría⁵

¹Uppsala University, Faculty of Law, Uppsala, Sweden.

Science (New York, N.Y.)

|May 18, 2023

Resumen

Este estudio examina cómo la ciencia informa los derechos legales para la naturaleza en las jurisdicciones globales. La investigación interdisciplinaria, utilizando el "derecho a evolucionar" como modelo, es crucial para comprender e implementar estas crecientes leyes ambientales.

Área de la Ciencia:

Derecho del medio ambiente
Estudios jurídicos
Ciencias interdisciplinarias

Sus antecedentes:

Los derechos legales de la naturaleza son cada vez más reconocidos a nivel mundial.
La aplicación de los principios científicos en estos marcos jurídicos es compleja.
Los sistemas jurídicos existentes se enfrentan a retos en la definición y aplicación de los derechos de la naturaleza.

Objetivo del estudio:

Revisar el papel de la ciencia en la implementación de los derechos legales de la naturaleza.
Para ejemplificar los enfoques interdisciplinarios utilizando el
derecho a evolucionar
El concepto.
Proporcionar un marco para la futura erudición científica y jurídica en materia de derecho ambiental.

Principales métodos:

Análisis jurídico comparativo de los casos de derechos de la naturaleza.
Revisión de la literatura científica que sirve de base para las decisiones jurídicas.
Análisis de los casos
derecho a evolucionar
El concepto.

Principales resultados:

La ciencia juega un papel crítico tanto en la aceptación como en el rechazo de los derechos legales para la naturaleza.
El
derecho a evolucionar
Este concepto demuestra la utilidad del trabajo interdisciplinario.
Se propone una plantilla para generar la beca interdisciplinaria necesaria.

Conclusiones:

La colaboración interdisciplinaria entre científicos y juristas es esencial para la aplicación efectiva de los derechos de la naturaleza.
Se necesita más investigación para refinar el entendimiento y la aplicación de estas leyes.
El estudio proporciona una base para el avance de la legislación ambiental a través de enfoques científicos y legales integrados.

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