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Author: Ulsia Urrea Mariño

I am a Ph.D. student at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi in the Coastal and Marine System Science program, Master in Urban Studies at COLMEX, and Undergraduate in Sustainable Management of Coastal Zones at UNAM. My professional research lines are: the Mexican's beach management, the integral management of solid waste in coastal localities, anthropological analysis of fishers, examines on Mexican legislation on seas and coasts, the study of urban development since tourism and climate change points of view, and the Mexican ocean energy. The areas of work where I have developed my studies have been the North Mexican Pacific, The Gulf of Mexico, and The Mexican Caribbean Sea. I am also a documentalist and member of RICOMAR, IBERMAR, PROPLAYAS, Centro Tepoztlán Víctor L. Urquidi, and Kellogg Fellows Leadership Alliance networks.
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Culture of poverty

  • by Ulsia Urrea Mariño
  • Posted on December 14, 2020

Trash and the action of re-use are two of more than fifty elements that anthropologist…

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  • Marine debris

The archeology of garbage

  • by Ulsia Urrea Mariño
  • Posted on October 19, 2020October 19, 2020

Garbage is something so ingrained in our daily lives that we rarely think about whether…

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