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                <text>Es necesario entender y aceptar el escenario de un clima cambiante aplicado a diferentes entornos. Podemos, con la utilización de tecnologías innovadoras, mitigar estos efectos, siendo necesaria una caracterización previa del entorno. Las tecnologías se pueden adaptar y combinar aumentando su efectividad. Un efecto positivo y de sinergia se despliega con la inclusión de la Academia, la colaboración regional/bilateral y la participación del sector privado en la mitigación utilizando medidas de colecta, contención y retención. Le corresponde al Estado regular y adoptar políticas que favorezcan e incentiven el uso de estas medidas para agua lluvia.  El artículo compara los sistemas de captación y aprovechamiento de agua de lluvia (SCALL) en el entorno rural y de las medidas de control y retención del agua de escorrentía (MPC) en el entorno urbano y ofrece recomendaciones y presenta conclusiones para su mejor aprovechamiento dentro del escenario que nos impone el cambio climático.</text>
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                <text>Este artigo consiste em um estudo bibliográfico que objetiva socializar a experiência da concepção e realização do projeto Cine Luce. Apresenta, por meio das concepções de De Certeau (2014), a estratégia e as táticas utilizadas para sua concretização como um projeto de extensão universitária e de enfrentamento ao discurso anti-ciência promovido no Brasil pelo atual governo federal. Para tanto, aproveitou a diversidade de formatos audiovisuais para fomentar diálogos em salas virtuais. As temáticas escolhidas para deflagrar as discussões sobre o lazer focalizaram implicações econômico-sociais, políticas, culturais e diversidades de etnias, gêneros e classes que marcam o Brasil. Sob os impactos decorrentes da pandemia Covid-19, tornou-se urgente e necessário fomentar reflexões sobre esses marcadores sociais e suas influências na fruição do lazer, em suas diversas expressões e territorialidades. A proposta buscou promover uma discussão horizontal e aberta ao público interessado em dialogar sobre a temática de cada bate-papo virtual, não sendo necessário ser um pesquisador ou estudioso – embora este seja o perfil mais expressivo entre os participantes. Considera-se que a produção do conhecimento proposto pelo projeto foi ao encontro da ideia de pesquisar para transformar, intencionando cumprir seu papel acadêmico e social de disseminar os conhecimentos produzidos no campo acadêmico para além dos muros da universidade.</text>
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                <text>Concepções de agricultores ecológicos do Paraná sobre alimentação saudável Concepciones de agricultores ecológicos de Paraná (Sur de Brasil) sobre alimentación saludable Conceptions of healthy eating among ecological farmers in Paraná, Southern Brazil</text>
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                <text>Denise Oliveira e Silva, Erica Ell, Eleusis Ronconi de Nazareno, Alfio Brandenburg</text>
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                <text>OBJETIVO: Descrever as concepções de agricultores ecológicos sobre alimentação saudável. MÉTODOS: Estudo com abordagem qualitativa. Entre janeiro e fevereiro de 2007, foram realizadas entrevistas em profundidade com o apoio de um roteiro com 11 mulheres e um homem residentes em comunidade agrícola de Rio Branco do Sul, PR, selecionados aleatoriamente dentre as 20 famílias de agricultores ecológicos desse município. RESULTADOS: Três categorias de análise foram identificadas: 'tomada de consciência da alimentação saudável', 'capacidade de compra' e 'terra saudável'. O significado da alimentação saudável para as mulheres agricultoras envolve a ideia de que os alimentos devem ser naturais, sem agrotóxicos nem produtos químicos industrializados. Cotidianamente o consumo de frutas, verduras e legumes somado ao básico feijão, arroz e carne deve ser abundante e a composição do prato deve visar à prevenção de obesidade e doenças crônico-degenerativas. O cuidado com os recursos naturais para garantir a produção de alimentos saudáveis, a segurança alimentar, a sustentabilidade do meio ambiente e a vida futura do planeta integram o conceito de alimentação saudável. CONCLUSÕES: O conhecimento, a autocrítica e o discernimento acompanharam as concepções em relação à alimentação saudável.OBJETIVO: Describir las concepciones de agricultores ecológicos sobre alimentación saludable. MÉTODOS: Estudio con abordaje cualitativo. Entre enero y febrero de 2007, se realizaron entrevistas en profundidad con el apoyo de un itinerario con 11 mujeres y un hombre residentes en comunidad agrícola de Rio Branco do Sul, Sur de Brasil, seleccionados aleatoriamente entre las 20 familias de agricultores ecológicos de este municipio. RESULTADOS: Tres categorías de análisis fueron identificadas: 'tomada de consciencia de la alimentación saludable', 'capacidad de compra' y 'tierra saludable'. El significado de la alimentación saludable para las mujeres agricultoras incluye la idea de que los alimentos deben ser naturales, sin pesticidas y productos químicos industrializados. Cotidianamente el consumo de frutas, verduras y legumbres sumado al básico grano, arroz y carne debe ser abundante y la composición del plato debe buscar la prevención de obesidad y enfermedades crónico-degenerativas. El cuidado con los recursos naturales para garantizar la producción de alimentos saludables, la seguridad alimentaria, la sustentabilidad del medio ambiente y la vida futura del planeta integran el concepto de alimentación saludable. CONCLUSIONES: El conocimiento, la autocrítica y el discernimiento acompañaron las concepciones con relación a la alimentación saludable.OBJECTIVE: To describe ecological farmers' conceptions of healthy eating. METHODS: Study with a qualitative approach. In January and February 2007, supported by a guide, in-depth interviews were conducted with 11 women and one man who were living in an agricultural community in Rio Branco do Sul, Southern Brazil. The interviewees were selected randomly from among the 20 ecological farming families in this municipality. RESULTS: Three analysis categories were identified: 'awareness of healthy eating'; 'purchasing power' and 'healthy land'. The significance of healthy eating for the female farmers involved the idea that foods should be natural, without agricultural pesticides or manufactured chemical products. The daily routine should include abundant consumption of fruits, greens and other vegetables, in addition to the basic rice, beans and meat, and the composition of dishes should aim towards prevention of obesity and chronic-degenerative diseases. Care regarding natural resources in order to ensure production of healthy foods, food safety, environmental sustainability and the future of life on the planet form part of the concept of healthy eating. CONCLUSIONS: Knowledge, self-criticism and discernment accompanied the conceptions of healthy eating.</text>
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                <text>Agricultura orgânica, Alimentación, Conhecimentos, Conocimientos, Educación alimentaria y nutricional, Educação alimentar e nutricional, Food and nutrition education, Health Knowledge, Investigación Cualitativa, Mujeres, Women, alimentação, feeding, mulheres, organic agriculture, pesquisa qualitativa, qualitative research</text>
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                <text>OCEAN BUILDERS: INTERSEÇÕES ENTRE ECOLOGIA E ESTÉTICA NA ILHA DE SÃO VICENTE EM CABO VERDE (Dossiê: Práticas de Leitura, Livros Didáticos, Relações Raciais e as Culturas Africana e Afro-Brasileira)</text>
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                <text>OCEAN BUILDERS: INTERACTIONS BETWEEN ECOLOGY AND AESTHETICS IN SÃO VICENTE ISLAND IN CAPE VERDEResumo:Entrevista concedida por David Leone Lima Monteiro, em janeiro de 2016, na Ilha de São Vicente, Cabo Verde. David Leone é professor de Design na Mindelo_Escola Internacional de Arte (M_EIA), localizada na referida ilha, e membro do Ocean Builders. Fundado em outubro de 2012, na Ilha de São Vicente, Ocean Builders é um movimento, ou comunidade cabo-verdiana, que se dedica à proteção ambiental, inclusive de espécies marinhas e, ainda, à sensibilização das pessoas nesse sentido. O componente estético entra como importante elemento nas ações do grupo, uma vez que seus membros e simpatizantes do movimento realizam grafites com mensagens ecológicas, bem como utilizam uma página do facebook para divulgar tanto fotografias de suas ações, como de espécies marinhas e do contexto ambiental da Ilha de São Vicente, de modo mais abrangente. Aos cinco de dezembro do ano de 2015, o grupo foi reconhecido pelo Corpo Nacional de Voluntários de Cabo Verde e pela United Nations Volunteers (UNV), devido ao “trabalho voluntário meritório em prol do desenvolvimento social e cidadania em S. Vicente”.  Palavras-chave: Ocean Builders, Ecologia, Estética. AbstractInterview grated by David Leone Lima Monteiro, in January, 2016, at São Vicente Island, Cape Verde. David Leone is Design teacher at Mindelo_Escola Internacional de Arte [Mindelo International Art School] (M_EIA), located at the referred island, and is member of Ocean Builders. Founded in October, 2012, at the Island of São Vicente, Ocean Builder is a cape Verdean movement, or community, dedicated to environmental protection, inclusive of marine species, and also to the sensitization of people in the sense. The aesthetical component figures as an important element in the group actions, since the movements’ members and supporters perform graffiti’s with ecological messages, as well as utilize a Facebook page to divulgate both photographs of its actions, of the marine species and the environmental context of the São Vicente Island, in a more comprehensive way. In December, 5, 2015, the group was acknowledged by the National Body of Volunteers of Cape Verde and United Nations Volunteers (UNV), due to “meritorious voluntary work in the favor of social development and citizenship in São Vicente”.  Keywords: Ocean Builders, Ecology, Aesthetics.Recebido em: 22/07/2017  – Aceito em: 30/08/2017</text>
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