2018
DOI: 10.24302/drd.v8i2.1815
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Gerenciamento costeiro integrado no Brasil: uma análise qualitativa do Plano Nacional de Gerenciamento Costeiro

Abstract: As zonas costeiras representam um grande desafio para a gestão brasileira por apresentarem inúmeras pressões socioeconômicas e por serem áreas com grande densidade populacional, caracterizada por dinâmicas peculiares. Sendo assim, como forma de orientar a utilização racional dos recursos da zona costeira, visando contribuir para elevar a qualidade de vida de sua população, e a proteção de seu patrimônio natural, histórico, étnico e cultural, o Brasil, através da Lei nº 7.661 de 1988, instituiu o Plano Nacional… Show more

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“…This constitutional vision aims to establish the defense of environmental resources in all their forms, ensuring them for all individuals (BELCHIOR; VIANA, 2017), as well as ensuring that economic and technological development incorporates environmental protection (ARAÚJO, 2017). This constitutional guarantee of protection extends to the most diverse ecosystems, including the Coastal Zone, which is conceptualized as a territorial unit corresponding to the geographical space where the air, sea, and land interact, and including renewable and non-renewable resources (CAVALCANTE;ALOUFA, 2018). It covers a maritime strip and a land strip, with a coastline that extends for 8,500 km, following the contours of bays, recesses, gulfs, etc., and a diverse number of ecosystems such as mangroves, dunes, and restingas (MILANÉS BATISTA; SUÁREZ; BOTERO SALTARÉN, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This constitutional vision aims to establish the defense of environmental resources in all their forms, ensuring them for all individuals (BELCHIOR; VIANA, 2017), as well as ensuring that economic and technological development incorporates environmental protection (ARAÚJO, 2017). This constitutional guarantee of protection extends to the most diverse ecosystems, including the Coastal Zone, which is conceptualized as a territorial unit corresponding to the geographical space where the air, sea, and land interact, and including renewable and non-renewable resources (CAVALCANTE;ALOUFA, 2018). It covers a maritime strip and a land strip, with a coastline that extends for 8,500 km, following the contours of bays, recesses, gulfs, etc., and a diverse number of ecosystems such as mangroves, dunes, and restingas (MILANÉS BATISTA; SUÁREZ; BOTERO SALTARÉN, 2017).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%