“LA RESILIENCIA AMBIENTAL Y EL (RE)POSICIONAMIENTO DEL DERECHO ANTE UNA NUEVA ERA SOSTENIBLE DE OBLIGADA ADAPTACIÓN AL CAMBIO”.

The indeterminate and unfinished character of environmental resilience does not detract its growing importance in recent decades, from the hard core of sustainability, as a new environmental regulatory element and mechanism of action against the effects of climate change. Its interest entails the evocation, not only of a capacity of resistance, but also adaptation and recovery of the human, ecological and socio-economic systems. Law does not deny this phenomenon of environmental resilience in its commitment to the stability and integrity of the natural environment even in its postulation as an emergent legal principle. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]