COP-30 e sustentabilidade socioambiental como direito difuso à dignidade humana
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https://doi.org/10.23925/2179-3565.2025v16i4p89-101Palavras-chave:
Sustentabilidade, Clima, Direitos difusos, Transparência, GlobalizaçãoResumo
O conceito de qualidade de vida e indicadores sustentáveis vai além da mera análise da riqueza de uma nação, não sendo expresso unicamente por questões de desenvolvimento humano, mensurado pelo Índice de Desenvolvimento Humano (IDH), exigindo novas práticas de medição e compreensão teórica e prática, onde o objetivo do artigo menciona que o conceito de sustentabilidade socioambiental vai além do desenvolvimento humano social e da riqueza, porque adiciona valores difusos de terceira dimensão que afetam toda a comunidade global, que está interconectada ao fazer ou não políticas públicas inclusivas para proteger o meio ambiente, o trabalho e as minorias étnicas, consideradas como um compromisso de direitos globais na qualidade de vida indivisíveis, inseperáveis e indeterminados, onde a participação ativa de toda a sociedade, governos e instituições a nível global é necessária como forma de resolver os impactos e efeitos da sustentabilidade climática e planetária, como veremos na Conferência do Clima (COP-30). A metodologia do artigo é bibliográfica, descritiva, analítica e comparativa, na qual buscamos explorar os temas e avanços dos direitos difusos do planeta encontrados em artigos nacionais e internacionais e em órgãos institucionais como as Nações Unidas (ONU).
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