Brasil: 141 días, ¿del sobre exceso a la sostenibilidad?

Abstract

The present work seeks to analyze the way in which the concept of sustainable trade is approached in the Brazilian territory and examine the strategies adopted for sustainable development, from the emergence of wild capitalism as a result of the lack of regulation and policies in the capitalist system. . . . system. , which has generated various harmful consequences for social well-being and the environment. Brazil stands out as one of the emerging economies that most emphasizes the importance of implementing sustainable economic progress based on social and ecological responsibilities. In this context, the work highlights three key methodologies established by said State: the use of nuclear energy, the effective application of reverse logistics and the promotion of ecotourism. These approaches aim to reduce the ecological footprint of the Federative Republic of Brazil and contribute to economic growth through the use of renewable energy, reducing air pollution, guaranteeing responsible working conditions and promoting sustainable products for export, which in addition to providing Environmental benefits will allow this nation to position itself as a reference for other South American countries in the implementation of sustainable business practices.