Natural capital - sins and human virtues
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Cosmology. Sustainability. Destruction. Gaia.Abstract
Our interest in this article is simply an attempt to understand and visualize Earth as a kind of superorganism, a global ecosystem in all its truly integrated ecosystem, thereby providing a more cosmological understanding on the whole in search of a true world consciousness to its protection, conservation and sustainability. Thinking about the Brazilian ecosystem, we can also reflect a bit more about the planet Earth, for destructive actions caused by men in Brazil has been a reality for a long time in other territories. In the 80s many social struggles in defense of policies for environmental sustainability started, thus considered a landmark.
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