2000
DOI: 10.1590/s1414-753x2000000100007
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Do centro à periferia: meio ambiente e cotidiano na cidade de São Paulo

Abstract: Este artigo apresenta resultados de pesquisa que aborda a percepção dos moradores sobre os problemas ambientais, a forma de resolução e os agentes envolvidos. Os problemas ambientais urbanos são pesquisados no nível domiciliar através da percepção que os moradores têm de suas qualidade e condições de vida. Para apresentar as diferenças nas percepções, nas atitudes e nas condições sócio-ambientais do município, foram escolhidas três regiões que representam os estratos de alta, média e baixa renda que residem na… Show more

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“…Jacobi (1995) suggests a relationship between precarious or nonexistent public services (such as sewage and garbage collection) and greater exposure to environmental risks. The exposure to risk of disease (such as Leptospira epidemics, typically associated to floods) is directly related to extreme weather conditions, as suggested by Confalonieri (2003).…”
Section: Socioambientais/neus) At the University Of Vila Velha (Uvv-es)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jacobi (1995) suggests a relationship between precarious or nonexistent public services (such as sewage and garbage collection) and greater exposure to environmental risks. The exposure to risk of disease (such as Leptospira epidemics, typically associated to floods) is directly related to extreme weather conditions, as suggested by Confalonieri (2003).…”
Section: Socioambientais/neus) At the University Of Vila Velha (Uvv-es)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Urban, functional, and social inequality has deepened and resulted in divided and segregated metropolises (Bonduki 2011). Urban spots that expand horizontally and form most of the outskirts of the city are built basically as a result of occupations of empty land by low-income groups, implementation of illegal subdivisions built and sold irregularly, housing for low-income population built by the public authorities, and precarious and informal settlements such as slums and many popular neighborhoods, which make up the immense urban peripheries (Jacobi 1999;Nakano 2011). The lack of sanitation infrastructure and community facilities for education, health and leisure, among others, is the common thread in most of these settlements, stigmatized by precariousness.…”
Section: Pedro Roberto Jacobi and Ursula Dias Peresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para Jacobi (1995), há uma relação direta entre exposição a riscos ambientais e precariedade de acesso a serviços públicos. A própria ausência de infraestrutura urbana (água, esgoto, coleta de lixo, canalização de córregos, etc.)…”
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