La catástrofe ambiental y social en la que se encuentra el mundo obliga a revisar los dispositivos energéticos que han hecho posible el aumento de la capacidad transformadora y apropiadora del capital sobre y a costa de las capacidades regeneradoras de naturaleza y sociedad, concediendo que esta dicotomía pudiera tener sentido. Para el capital, ningún otro energético iguala la eficiencia, rendimiento y versatilidad de los combustibles fósiles, por lo que su sustitución, bajo las mismas exigencias de uso, resulta imposible.

Observaciones científicamente fundamentadas presentadas a SEMARNAT por un grupo de investigadores y académicos de 67 instituciones o centros de investigación nacionales y 26 extranjeros.

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