Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest
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Resumo: | In recent years, especially during the Bolsonaro government, Brazil has moved in the opposite direction to the appreciation of its natural capital. In relation to the Amazon forest, for example, deforestation threatens its existence as a tropical forest and has caused an imbalance in rainfall regulation, in addition to environmental damage at a global level. Faced with such a fatalistic perspective, it is up to public authorities and organized civil society to seek alternatives that guarantee the sustainable enjoyment of the national natural capital, in order to enable the continuity of life in its multiple dimensions. To this end, no discussion could do without the knowledge of indigenous peoples who, guided by a more harmonious relationship with “mother earth”, demonstrate that it is possible to reconcile environmental preservation with economic exploitation. However, victims of prejudice, violence and greed for their land, they have been excluded from the decision-making process. Considering the context presented, the objective of this article is to include indigenous peoples in the midst of the environmental debate in Brazil, especially with regard to the green economy, in order to highlight that, contrary to common sense, the so-called “white men” need more of them, than the opposite. |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interestPovos indígenas e meio ambiente: Uma relação entre preconceitos e o interesse nacional: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interestIndígenaRespeitoMeio ambienteEconomia verdeBrasilIndigenous. Respect. Environment. Green economy. Brazil.In recent years, especially during the Bolsonaro government, Brazil has moved in the opposite direction to the appreciation of its natural capital. In relation to the Amazon forest, for example, deforestation threatens its existence as a tropical forest and has caused an imbalance in rainfall regulation, in addition to environmental damage at a global level. Faced with such a fatalistic perspective, it is up to public authorities and organized civil society to seek alternatives that guarantee the sustainable enjoyment of the national natural capital, in order to enable the continuity of life in its multiple dimensions. To this end, no discussion could do without the knowledge of indigenous peoples who, guided by a more harmonious relationship with “mother earth”, demonstrate that it is possible to reconcile environmental preservation with economic exploitation. However, victims of prejudice, violence and greed for their land, they have been excluded from the decision-making process. Considering the context presented, the objective of this article is to include indigenous peoples in the midst of the environmental debate in Brazil, especially with regard to the green economy, in order to highlight that, contrary to common sense, the so-called “white men” need more of them, than the opposite.Nos últimos anos, sobretudo durante o governo Bolsonaro, o Brasil caminhou no sentido contrário a valorização de seu capital natural. Em relação à floresta amazônica, por exemplo, o desmatamento ameaça sua existência enquanto floresta tropical e tem ocasionado desequilíbrio da regulação das chuvas, além de danos ambientais em nível global. Diante de tal perspectiva fatalista, cumpre ao poder público e a sociedade civil organizada buscarem alternativas que garantam o usufruto sustentável do capital natural nacional, de modo a viabilizar a continuidade da vida em suas múltiplas dimensões. Para tanto, nenhuma discussão poderia prescindir o conhecimento dos povos indígenas que, pautados por uma relação mais harmoniosa com a “mãe terra”, evidenciam ser possível conciliar preservação ambiental com exploração econômica. Contudo, vítimas de preconceitos, violências e cobiça por suas terras, eles têm sido alijados do processo decisório. Considerando o contexto apresentado, o objetivo deste artigo consiste em inscrever os povos indígenas em meio ao debate ambiental no Brasil, sobretudo no que tange a economia verde, de modo a evidenciar que, contrariamente ao senso comum, os ditos “homens brancos” precisam mais deles, que o oposto. Editora Unimontes2023-12-21info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdftext/htmlhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/rds/article/view/712810.46551/issn2179-6807v29n2p78-93Revista Desenvolvimento Social; v. 29 n. 2 (2023): Desenvolvimento Social: Interseccionalidades, decolonialidades e espaços insurgentes; 78-932179-68071982-8608reponame:Revista Desenvolvimento Social (Online)instname:Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros (UNIMONTES)instacron:UNIMONTESporhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/rds/article/view/7128/7086https://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/rds/article/view/7128/7084Copyright (c) 2023 Fábio Antunes Vieira, Leandro de Aquino Mendes, Leila de Souza Almeidahttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessAntunes Vieira, FábioMendes, Leandro de AquinoAlmeida, Leila de Souza2023-12-21T21:49:51Zoai:ojs2.periodicos.unimontes.br:article/7128Revistahttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/rds/indexPUBhttps://www.periodicos.unimontes.br/index.php/rds/oairevista.desenvolvimento@unimontes.br2179-68071982-8608opendoar:2023-12-21T21:49:51Revista Desenvolvimento Social (Online) - Universidade Estadual de Montes Claros (UNIMONTES)false |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest Povos indígenas e meio ambiente: Uma relação entre preconceitos e o interesse nacional: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest Antunes Vieira, Fábio Indígena Respeito Meio ambiente Economia verde Brasil Indigenous. Respect. Environment. Green economy. Brazil. |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest: Indigenous peoples and the environment: a relationship between prejudices and national interest |
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Antunes Vieira, Fábio |
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Antunes Vieira, Fábio Mendes, Leandro de Aquino Almeida, Leila de Souza |
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Mendes, Leandro de Aquino Almeida, Leila de Souza |
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Antunes Vieira, Fábio Mendes, Leandro de Aquino Almeida, Leila de Souza |
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Indígena Respeito Meio ambiente Economia verde Brasil Indigenous. Respect. Environment. Green economy. Brazil. |
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Indígena Respeito Meio ambiente Economia verde Brasil Indigenous. Respect. Environment. Green economy. Brazil. |
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In recent years, especially during the Bolsonaro government, Brazil has moved in the opposite direction to the appreciation of its natural capital. In relation to the Amazon forest, for example, deforestation threatens its existence as a tropical forest and has caused an imbalance in rainfall regulation, in addition to environmental damage at a global level. Faced with such a fatalistic perspective, it is up to public authorities and organized civil society to seek alternatives that guarantee the sustainable enjoyment of the national natural capital, in order to enable the continuity of life in its multiple dimensions. To this end, no discussion could do without the knowledge of indigenous peoples who, guided by a more harmonious relationship with “mother earth”, demonstrate that it is possible to reconcile environmental preservation with economic exploitation. However, victims of prejudice, violence and greed for their land, they have been excluded from the decision-making process. Considering the context presented, the objective of this article is to include indigenous peoples in the midst of the environmental debate in Brazil, especially with regard to the green economy, in order to highlight that, contrary to common sense, the so-called “white men” need more of them, than the opposite. |
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