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This article presents a critical study regarding the existing articulation challenges in the policy of substitution of crops for illicit use and the policy of conservation and sustainable use in ethnic territories in Colombia from a casuistic perspective referring to the orders issued by the judges of restitution of lands where orders have been issued regarding the restoration of ecosystems and biocultural rights. The axis of analysis of this article is guided by the following question: What are the conditions for the strategies of substitution of crops for illicit use in ethnic territories to be effectively articulated with the conservation and forest restoration tools? One of the findings and inputs for the discussion refers to the low integration and coordination of actions available to solve the problems of environmental scope associated with the territorial affectations produced by events related to the armed conflict in Colombia. By way of conclusion, the conditions that must be modified to solve the legal problems of restoration of rights and administrative disarticulation in terms of environmental policy and the policy of reparation to victims are identified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Green New Deal has been defined as "an unprecedented mobilization of resources to achieve 100% renewable energy to eliminate greenhouse gas emissions" (NEF, 2019, p.4). Currently there is consensus about its purpose, however, little has been theorized about its establishment in Colombia. In this sense, our objective is to identify the institutional changes required to establish a Green New Deal in Colombia, using a Delphi methodology, appropriate for interviewing experts. As a result of this research, it was found that, of the twelve useful public policies for their establishment identified in the theoretical framework, seven comply with the guidelines for assessing environmental policy instruments proposed by Labandeira et al. (2007) and therefore are considered necessary. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this research is to explore in the literature, the definitions, descriptions and associations, related to the constructs: non-ecological behavior and non-sustainable consumption, in the last 20 years. Based on a narrative review, studies published between the years 2002-2022, in Spanish and English, were identified. 60 research studies were selected and examined through the creation of emerging categories that allow understanding and conceptualizing each construct. It is identified that they are multicausal and interdisciplinary constructs, which have been acquiring greater interest in scientific research due to their essential role and direct impact on the current ecological crisis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]