A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária)
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Resumo: | Environmental Education is an ongoing process in which individuals and the community becomeaware of their environment, and acquires knowledge, values, skills, experience and ddetermination to make it able to act and solve environmental problems, in the present and in thefuture (UNESCO, 1987). This have with objective raise awareness for one a comprehensiveeducation, which proposes reach all citizens, through a continuous process and participatoryteaching that seeks to stimulate the person in a critical awareness of the problem theenvironment. The implementation of a management program waste is something that requires,first of all changes attitudes, and therefore, is an activity that brings results the medium and longterm, and requires feedback continuous. Hence the importance of human aspect because thesuccess of the program is strongly focused on changing attitudes of all stakeholders of thegenerating unit. The disclosure is essential to raise awareness and spread of ideas and attitudesthat sustain (Jardim, 1998). With this in mind, a survey was conducted through quantitativeinterview directed at members of FEPAGRO Labs / Headquarters, located in the municipality ofPorto Alegre / RS. Respondents of both sexes present distribution of age groups between 21 and60 years, however males presented members up close to 70 years. Of the five items askedrespondents referred to the demand for laboratory work, noted with 70.59% both internally andexternally, and only 23.53% as internal. The analysis performed by laboratories 29.41% indicatedChemistry and Physics, 23.53% Biological 17.65% as Physical and Biological and 5.88% for all andnone of the alternatives. All respondents agreed that have production of waste in theirlaboratories work, and these residues are solid and net 94.12%. The classification of waste wasproduced grouped by respondents on: metal, glass, plastics, organic and inorganic 35.30%, glass,plastics, organic and inorganic 23.53%, and 11.76% both for glass and plastics and inorganic andorganic and 5.88 % for plastics, organic and inorganic, as well as for organic and inorganic.Therefore, there is the importance of waste management since the laboratories produce andmiscellaneous debris analysis for various purposes. Although there is no specific legislation thatdeals with the final disposal of waste chemicals from the teaching and research, this should not beused as an excuse for the lack of management of these wastes (Jardim, 2009). |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária)AwarenessEducational processWasteSensibilizarProcesso pedagógicoRejeitosEnvironmental Education is an ongoing process in which individuals and the community becomeaware of their environment, and acquires knowledge, values, skills, experience and ddetermination to make it able to act and solve environmental problems, in the present and in thefuture (UNESCO, 1987). This have with objective raise awareness for one a comprehensiveeducation, which proposes reach all citizens, through a continuous process and participatoryteaching that seeks to stimulate the person in a critical awareness of the problem theenvironment. The implementation of a management program waste is something that requires,first of all changes attitudes, and therefore, is an activity that brings results the medium and longterm, and requires feedback continuous. Hence the importance of human aspect because thesuccess of the program is strongly focused on changing attitudes of all stakeholders of thegenerating unit. The disclosure is essential to raise awareness and spread of ideas and attitudesthat sustain (Jardim, 1998). With this in mind, a survey was conducted through quantitativeinterview directed at members of FEPAGRO Labs / Headquarters, located in the municipality ofPorto Alegre / RS. Respondents of both sexes present distribution of age groups between 21 and60 years, however males presented members up close to 70 years. Of the five items askedrespondents referred to the demand for laboratory work, noted with 70.59% both internally andexternally, and only 23.53% as internal. The analysis performed by laboratories 29.41% indicatedChemistry and Physics, 23.53% Biological 17.65% as Physical and Biological and 5.88% for all andnone of the alternatives. All respondents agreed that have production of waste in theirlaboratories work, and these residues are solid and net 94.12%. The classification of waste wasproduced grouped by respondents on: metal, glass, plastics, organic and inorganic 35.30%, glass,plastics, organic and inorganic 23.53%, and 11.76% both for glass and plastics and inorganic andorganic and 5.88 % for plastics, organic and inorganic, as well as for organic and inorganic.Therefore, there is the importance of waste management since the laboratories produce andmiscellaneous debris analysis for various purposes. Although there is no specific legislation thatdeals with the final disposal of waste chemicals from the teaching and research, this should not beused as an excuse for the lack of management of these wastes (Jardim, 2009).Educação Ambiental é um processo permanente no qual os indivíduos e a comunidade tomam consciência do seu meio ambiente e adquirem conhecimentos, valores, habilidades, experiências e determinação que os tornem aptos a agir e resolver problemas ambientais, presentes e futuros (UNESCO, 1987). Essa tem como objetivo sensibilizar e constitui uma forma abrangente de educação, que se propõe atingir todos os cidadãos, através de um processo pedagógico participativo permanente que procura estimular na pessoa uma consciência crítica sobre a problemática ambiental. A implementação de um programa de gestão de resíduos é algo que exige, antes de tudo, mudança de atitudes, e por isto, é uma atividade que traz resultado a médio e longo prazo, além de requerer realimentação contínua. Daí a importância do aspecto humano, pois o sucesso do programa está fortemente centrado na mudança de atitudes de todos os atores da unidade geradora. A divulgação é fundamental para a sensibilização e difusão de idéias e atitudes que o sustentarão (Jardim, 1998). Pensando nisto, se realizou um levantamento através de entrevista quantitativa dirigida aos integrantes dos laboratórios da FEPAGRO/Sede, localizada no município de Porto Alegre/RS. Os entrevistados de ambos os sexos apresentaram distribuição das faixas etárias entre 21 a 60 anos, no entanto o sexo masculino apresentou integrantes até próximo aos 70 anos. Dos cinco itens questionados aos entrevistados o que se refere a demanda de trabalho dos laboratórios, 70,59% assinalaram com ambas, tanto interna quanto externa e 23,53% apenas como interna. Quanto as análises realizadas pelos laboratórios 29,41% assinalaram Química e Física, 23,53% Biológica, 17,65% como Física e Biológica e 5,88% tanto para todas e nenhuma das alternativas. Todos os entrevistados concordaram da produção de resíduos nos seus laboratórios de trabalho e, estes resíduos 94,12% são sólidos e líquidos. A classificação dos lixos produzidos foram agrupadas pelos entrevistados em: metais, vidros, plásticos, orgânicos e inorgânicos 35,30%; vidros, plásticos, orgânicos e inorgânicos 23,53%; 11,76% tanto para vidros e inorgânicos como plásticos e orgânicos e 5,88% para plásticos, orgânicos e inorgânicos, assim como para orgânicos e inorgânicos. Portanto, existe a importância da gestão de resíduos já que os laboratórios produzem análises e resíduos diversos para vários fins. Muito embora não haja uma legislação específica que trate do destino final de resíduos químicos oriundos das atividades de ensino e de pesquisa, isto não deve ser usado como um pretexto para a falta de gerenciamento destes rejeitos (Jardim, 2009).Universidade Federal de Santa Maria2012-01-23info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttp://periodicos.ufsm.br/remoa/article/view/427710.5902/223613084277Monografias Ambientais; REMOA, V. 5, 2012, EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL: II CONGRESSO INTERNACIONAL DE EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL; 1137-1144Revista Monografias Ambientais; REMOA, V. 5, 2012, EDIÇÃO ESPECIAL: II CONGRESSO INTERNACIONAL DE EDUCAÇÃO AMBIENTAL; 1137-11442236-13082236-1308reponame:Revista Monografias Ambientaisinstname:Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)instacron:UFSMporhttp://periodicos.ufsm.br/remoa/article/view/4277/2787Copyright (c) 2012 Revista Monografias Ambientaisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessBertolo, Fernanda de Oliveira de AndradeMartins, Adriana FerreiraLink, Dionísio2021-05-07T12:40:35Zoai:ojs.pkp.sfu.ca:article/4277Revistahttps://periodicos.ufsm.br/remoaONGhttp://cascavel.ufsm.br/revistas/ojs-2.2.2/index.php/remoa/oai||remoa.ufsm@gmail.com2236-13082236-1308opendoar:2021-05-07T12:40:35Revista Monografias Ambientais - Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM)false |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) Bertolo, Fernanda de Oliveira de Andrade Awareness Educational process Waste Sensibilizar Processo pedagógico Rejeitos |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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A educação ambiental na gestão de resíduos dos laboratórios da Fepagro/sede (Fundação Estadual De Pesquisa Agropecuária) |
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Bertolo, Fernanda de Oliveira de Andrade |
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Bertolo, Fernanda de Oliveira de Andrade Martins, Adriana Ferreira Link, Dionísio |
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Martins, Adriana Ferreira Link, Dionísio |
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Bertolo, Fernanda de Oliveira de Andrade Martins, Adriana Ferreira Link, Dionísio |
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Awareness Educational process Waste Sensibilizar Processo pedagógico Rejeitos |
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Awareness Educational process Waste Sensibilizar Processo pedagógico Rejeitos |
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Environmental Education is an ongoing process in which individuals and the community becomeaware of their environment, and acquires knowledge, values, skills, experience and ddetermination to make it able to act and solve environmental problems, in the present and in thefuture (UNESCO, 1987). This have with objective raise awareness for one a comprehensiveeducation, which proposes reach all citizens, through a continuous process and participatoryteaching that seeks to stimulate the person in a critical awareness of the problem theenvironment. The implementation of a management program waste is something that requires,first of all changes attitudes, and therefore, is an activity that brings results the medium and longterm, and requires feedback continuous. Hence the importance of human aspect because thesuccess of the program is strongly focused on changing attitudes of all stakeholders of thegenerating unit. The disclosure is essential to raise awareness and spread of ideas and attitudesthat sustain (Jardim, 1998). With this in mind, a survey was conducted through quantitativeinterview directed at members of FEPAGRO Labs / Headquarters, located in the municipality ofPorto Alegre / RS. Respondents of both sexes present distribution of age groups between 21 and60 years, however males presented members up close to 70 years. Of the five items askedrespondents referred to the demand for laboratory work, noted with 70.59% both internally andexternally, and only 23.53% as internal. The analysis performed by laboratories 29.41% indicatedChemistry and Physics, 23.53% Biological 17.65% as Physical and Biological and 5.88% for all andnone of the alternatives. All respondents agreed that have production of waste in theirlaboratories work, and these residues are solid and net 94.12%. The classification of waste wasproduced grouped by respondents on: metal, glass, plastics, organic and inorganic 35.30%, glass,plastics, organic and inorganic 23.53%, and 11.76% both for glass and plastics and inorganic andorganic and 5.88 % for plastics, organic and inorganic, as well as for organic and inorganic.Therefore, there is the importance of waste management since the laboratories produce andmiscellaneous debris analysis for various purposes. Although there is no specific legislation thatdeals with the final disposal of waste chemicals from the teaching and research, this should not beused as an excuse for the lack of management of these wastes (Jardim, 2009). |
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