Compromisso socioambiental e vulnerabilidade

Abstract

Neste estudo, analisamos formas de compromisso socioambiental adotadas por moradores que vivem em situação de vulnerabilidade. Numa localidade com problemas sociais e ambientais, constatamos três tipos de compromisso socioambiental, nomeados respectivamente de "passividade ativa"; "passividade suportiva" e "passividade cerceada". Esse conjunto expressa o ethos presente nessa população, fruto das experiências individuais e coletivas vividas.<br>This study deals with the way people from an urban locality with many social and environmental problems manifest their commitments towards the environment. The results showed three types of commitment named here as "active passivity"; "withstand passivity" and "controlled passivity", that express the ethos present in this population, which emerged from their individual and collective experiences

Experiences of Environmental Leadership by Young People: Implications for the Constitution of the Ethical-Political Subject

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Social and Environmental Vulnerability in Environmental Education Practiced Within the Federal Licensing in Macaé (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil)

“…Based on participant observation and content analysis, Cruz (2011) and Lemos and Higuchi (2011), have studied the region called "Green Gold" ("Ouro Verde"), at the east zone of Manaus City. Cruz (2011) sought to understand the physical and social environment experienced by the child in a place with environmental degradation and spatial restriction to their social activities.…”

“…Cruz (2011) sought to understand the physical and social environment experienced by the child in a place with environmental degradation and spatial restriction to their social activities. On the other hand Lemos and Higuchi (2011) sought to describe the socio-environmental commitment adopted by residents living in vulnerable situations. Zanella et al (2013) studied the lower course of the water catchment area of Cocó river, in Fortaleza (CE) and developed integrated maps of geology, geomorphology, pedology, vegetation cover, urban use and infrastructure and, social and economic data.…”

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