SYSTEM OF PAYMENTS FOR ECOSYSTEM SERVICES WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION POLICIES: A LEGAL-DOCUMENTARY ANALYSIS

The interaction between subjective public rights and public interest in the sustainable management of dry forest ecosystem services, from an analysis of the real convergence of Environmental Law and Administrative Law, justifies the need for consolidated legislation that has strategic and tactical legal techniques capable of updating and unifying the administrative interpretation in the regulation of the use and occupation of forest land, always based on the reliability of the positive results of several experiences acquired in the conservation and restoration of dry forests. We assume the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) within the work as a guideline for sustainable development and within the framework of climate change mitigation policies, whose objective is to determine behaviors incompatible with the sustainable management of dry forest ecosystem services and the responsibility of the promoter through the obligation of a study of the degree of scientific uncertainty.