PLANETA EM DECLÍNIO: O CUSTO INVISÍVEL DO PROGRESSO DESENFREADO
Environmental degradation has intensified due to the rampant exploitation of natural resources, compromising the planet’s ecological balance and sustainability. Industrial and technological advancements, driven by the relentless demand for raw materials, have accelerated ecosystem depletion and triggered severe consequences such as deforestation, water contamination, and climate change. Excessive consumption and the lack of effective preservation policies further aggravate this scenario, making environmental recovery increasingly challenging. The impact of predatory exploitation is not limited to biodiversity loss but also directly affects communities that rely on natural resources for survival. The pursuit of economic growth, often without sustainable criteria, results in soil degradation, air pollution, and extreme weather events. Companies and governments play a crucial role in implementing strategies that mitigate environmental damage, promoting a more balanced approach between development and conservation. However, the absence of effective regulations and disinterest in sustainable models increase the risks of environmental collapse. Thus, it is essential to rethink the current exploitation model by adopting measures that ensure ecosystem conservation for future generations. Collective awareness and the enforcement of stricter environmental policies can minimize damages, ensuring a future less affected by the progressive destruction of natural resources. The responsibility for preservation must be shared across all sectors of society to maintain a balance between progress and sustainability.
Authors
- Juliano Tonin
- Leonardo Athayde de albuquerque
- Ozeias Evangelista de Oliveira (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3456-8481)
- Ariane Marciele Veiga Gripa Bordin
- Débora Gil Pantaleão
- Geisibel Vargas Soares
- Erasmo Carlos Gonçalves Saldanha
- Neli Maria Lazzarotto
- Pamela Georg Sisnando Leiria Júnior
Publication Details
- Journal
- Revista fisio&terapia.
- Published
- 2025-08-04
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.69849/revistaft/pa10202508042112
- Primary Topic
- Environmental Sustainability and Education
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00