Megatendências Mundiais 2030 e os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS): uma reflexão preliminar sobre a "Nova Agenda" das Nações Unidas

Okado, Giovanni Hideki Chinaglia; Quinelli, Larissa

doi:10.18224/baru.v2i2.5266

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“…Decorrentes desse insucesso, em 2015 surgiram os Objetivos do Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS) que, na verdade, referem-se à renovação ou ampliação de compromissos outrora assumidos e ainda inconclusos sob nova indumentária semântica, agora intitulada "Agenda 2030", como apontam Okado & Quinelli (2016). Os ODS, mesmo resultando de um acordo internacional de cooperação e de engajamento para enfrentar a persistente realidade de conflitos, desigualdade de acesso e poder, ao mesmo tempo em que trazem esperança, provocam dúvidas acerca das condições nas quais podem ser postos em prática.…”

Section: Identificando a Lógica Negacionistaunclassified

A negação (Verneinung) e o meio ambiente: interrogações para a Educação Ambiental (EA)

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2022

Desenvolv. Meio Ambiente

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Esse ensaio tem por objetivo trazer alguns elementos da psicanálise de Freud e Lacan, com o intuito de contribuir para a discussão sobre o negacionismo e suas consequências nas práticas da Educação Ambiental. O governo em exercício no Brasil desde 2018 tem utilizado uma narrativa negacionista para legitimar um processo de extermínio não somente dos bens naturais, mas também das populações mais vulneráveis, materializado na banalização e na lentidão em implementar medidas protetivas. No entanto, esse modo de governar não é exclusividade desse governo, ele nos antecede e evidencia um discurso político, mesmo que o sujeito em causa não se pretenda ou se reconheça literalmente político. É preciso, então, interrogar a Educação Ambiental, frente ao mal-estar do negacionismo e seu vínculo com o inconsciente.

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Section: Identificando a Lógica Negacionistaunclassified

A negação (Verneinung) e o meio ambiente: interrogações para a Educação Ambiental (EA)

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2022

Desenvolv. Meio Ambiente

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“…Therefore, the need for sustainability actions, pre and post-exploitation recovery techniques, elaboration, and maintenance of UCs, associated with the pressure of Farming and advancement of Non-Vegetated Areas. Those are some of the reasons that require greater rigor in monitoring the landscape integrated into the existing industrial driving force (Okado and Quinelli, 2016;Florkowska and Bryt-Nitarska, 2018) as occurs in the QF region, which has extensive areas of intense Mining and Farming, and the urbanization process extremely advancing over the region's Forests. Consequently, studies that benefit the development of increasingly sustainable Mining have never been so current and urgent, as Monteiro et al (2021) discussed.…”

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“…Studies by Florkowska and Bryt-Nitarska (2018) showed that mining companies have the financial and technological conditions to do so; however, there is a need to commit to legal standards that they are liable to and greater planning. Furthermore, Okado and Quinelli (2016) indicated the lack of homogeneity of standards and legislation between countries related to the sustainable exploration of iron ore, which creates countless gaps and facilitation for the loosen development of this activity.…”

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The Influence of Mining in the Quadrilátero Ferrífero: Landscape Spatial-Temporal Dynamics

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Marcelino

Silva

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Jour. Hypers. Rem. Sensg.

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The Quadrilátero Ferrífero – QF is the main producer/explorer of iron ore in Brazil, occupying the worldwide leadership group in Mineral Exploration. Considering all the environmental impacts associated with this activity, it is necessary to assess the landscape patterns to support the sustainable planning of mining companies. So, this paper aimed to define the temporal changes in the QF landscape's configuration and composition from 1985 to 2018 and predict 2053. The research was carried out in the QF region, located in Minas Gerais, Brazil. We used classified images of land use/cover from 1985 to 2018 to calculate the landscape metrics and perform the Land Change Modeler tool. Thus, we obtained the landscape patterns over the years and a prediction for 2053. To that content, we used class and landscape metric levels, especially to describe the spatial distribution of land use/cover, and to identify how its composition has changed over the years. The results show that the Forest class contributed the most to Mining, with +0.09% in the area. In addition, the Farming class decreased 12%, with its total area converted among the others land use/cover. Thus, the Forest and Mining patches’ areas raised by 4% and 0.2%, with a tendency for a continuous increase until 2053. However, the forest fragments tended to disaggregate, while the Mining areas tended to become more connected. These results converge to a worrying scenario from an ecological point of view. Therefore, it is necessary to have/search for better supervision related to the compliance of environmental laws to avoid biodiversity losses in mining areas.

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“…Until now, a set of global goals had been proposed at all levels (international, national, regional and local). All goals were centralized in a single document composed of indicators to be monitored (Okado;Quinelli, 2016).…”

Section: Sustainability and The Unmentioning

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Sustainable Practices in the Supply Chain under the UN Global Compact perspective

Silva

Ferreira

Georges

2019

Int J Innov Educ Res

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The purpose of this paper is to identify and anlyze the practices found in the supply chain in order to verify how the sustainable supply chains follow the guidelines proposed by the UN Global Compact. Using a systematic review of the literature, based on the Elsevier-Scopus database and a time-cut from 2013 to 2018, sustainable supply chain practices were analyzed under the UN Global Compact perspective. With the aim of analyzing researches from national and international publications, the following keywords were used: sustainable supply chain management (SSCM) and green supply chain management (GSCM). National and international papers were considered for this study within the period from 2013 to 2018. This time cut was essential because of the need to focus attention on recent and current publications. The practices were stratified according to the four pillars that underpin the ten principles of the UN Global Compact. We can observe significant results with respect to the Environment (72%), followed by Labor (15%), Human Rights (9%) and Anti-Corruption (3%) and their corresponding quantities.

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Megatendências Mundiais 2030 e os Objetivos de Desenvolvimento Sustentável (ODS): uma reflexão preliminar sobre a "Nova Agenda" das Nações Unidas

Cited by 10 publications

References 3 publications

A negação (Verneinung) e o meio ambiente: interrogações para a Educação Ambiental (EA)

A negação (Verneinung) e o meio ambiente: interrogações para a Educação Ambiental (EA)

The Influence of Mining in the Quadrilátero Ferrífero: Landscape Spatial-Temporal Dynamics

Sustainable Practices in the Supply Chain under the UN Global Compact perspective

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