Impactos Do Novo Código Florestal Na Regularização Ambiental De Propriedades Rurais Familiares

Feistauer, Diogo; Lovato, Paulo Emílio; Siminski, Alexandre; Resende, Sidivan Aparecido

doi:10.5902/1980509815735

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“…This finding was also observed in Faria et al (2019) The main beneficiaries were the settlements, for being in environmental compliance with the changes as a result of the adaptation of article 61-C, and the situation of rural properties in consolidated productive areas, according to requirements established in article 61-A. Feistauer et al (2014) e Le Tourneau (2010) also made the same observations on the environmental adequacy of settlements. Despite this, it is important to carry out technical analyses about hydric resources at these locations, since they are areas of family production, and require investments from the public segment for the maintenance of natural resources and sustainable production..…”

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Quantifying Illegal Deforestation in Front of the Forest Code: Potentiality and Challenge

Cicerelli

Menke

Almeida

et al. 2021

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Brazil confronts a challenge to implement the Forest Code, now called Native Vegetation Protection Law (LPVN), issued in 2012 under the number 12.651/12. The law introduced new mechanisms to quantified environmental liabilities in Permanent Protection Areas (APP) and Legal Reserve Areas (RL). Thus, this study presents a methodological proposal for calculation of environmental liabilities in areas of "water" permanent preservation and legal reserve using geoprocessing tools. This way, a complex analysis was required, based on the size of the private rural properties, the type of land use/cover, and “temporal cut”, for which there is no methodology defined. The “temporal cut” was defined to fine cancel those who practiced illegal deforestation prior to 22 July 2008, thus creating the figure of the "Consolidated Productive Areas”. This methodology was tested and applied in the municipality of São Félix do Xingu-PA and the results pointed to a total environmental liability of the municipality of 178,835 hectares by 2010. According to requirements established in article 61-A, the settlements were considered rural properties with consolidated productive areas, and thus benefited by law. Despite this, it is important to improve environmental education techniques and the recovering of environmental liabilities of settlements, mainly for sustainable production purposes.

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Quantifying Illegal Deforestation in Front of the Forest Code: Potentiality and Challenge

Cicerelli

Menke

Almeida

et al. 2021

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“…In the case study of environmental licensing for the fish farming activity in the municipality of Gaspar, state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, Mazotto et al (2015) commented that many fish farms are installed in some way in permanent preservation areas, but that in those conditions, preferentially, the complementary use of the consolidated areas remained. According to Feistauer et al (2014), the consolidated area is the area of rural property with pre-existing anthropogenic occupation as of 7/22/2008, based on the Brazilian Forest Code (BRASIL, 2012). This information appears to confirm the "Good" performance of the Conservation of Areas and Reserves indicator.…”

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Performance indicators of fish farms in the municipality of Toledo, Paraná, Brazil

De Moraes,

Marengoni

2023

CLIUM

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This study aimed to characterize and analyze the performance indicators for fish farms in the municipality of Toledo, Paraná, Brazil. A Checklist consisting of 17 indicators and 90 items relevant to the socioeconomic and environmental profile was inventoried and applied to 25 fish farmers in the municipality. Based on the responses, the developments were assigned the performance indices “Critical,” “Poor,” “Regular,” “Good,” or “Great.” Of the indicators, 4 presented “Great” indices, 11 presented “Good,” and 2 presented “Regular,” characterizing the fish farms in general, with an overall index of 73% as “Good” performance. The deficient indicators, new strategies and practical solutions to increase the performance of fish farms with the use of the Summary Management Plan were traced. The application of public policies and more efficient extension services is suggested, requiring the implementation of technical advisory services to the producers and preparation and construction of systems for the treatment of effluents.

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“…No trabalho de Jacovine et al (2008), que analisou 47 propriedades rurais (10% das 469 propriedades existentes) de uma microbacia hidrográfica em Minas Gerais, verificou que todas as APPs e as RLs amostradas estavam em desacordo com a legislação. Passaram seis anos (2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014), no caso da região Amazônica, Feistauer (2014), apurou que em apenas uma das dezessete propriedades rurais pesquisadas, apresentou áreas mínimas de remanescentes florestais de RL e APP, demonstrando compatibilidade entre produção agrícola e o cumprimento da atual legislação ambiental. O sistema de produção orgânica apresentou melhores resultados para áreas de RL, com maior cobertura florestal que o sistema de produção convencional, mas, como os desflorestamentos calharam em data anterior a 22 de julho de 2008, em propriedades rurais inferiores a quatro módulos fiscais, as áreas foram validadas como consolidadas.…”

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Implementação do CAR por agricultores familiares da pecuária leiteira e os desafios para sua regularização na nova legislação ambiental brasileira/ CAR implementation by family farmers in dairy livestock and the challenges for its regularization in the new brazilian environmental legislation

Dalbello¹,

Xavier²,

Oliveira³

et al. 2021

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A tentativa de regulamentação ambiental no Brasil data desde o período colonial. Entretanto, o cumprimento da legislação e consequentemente a preservação ambiental sempre esbarrou no argumento de que isto impediria o desenvolvimento econômico principalmente de pequenos produtores rurais. Nesse contexto, a criação do Novo Código Florestal pela lei 12.651/2012, em tese buscou apresentar mecanismos para facilitar e monitorar o cumprimento da lei, como a obrigatoriedade do registro das propriedades por meio do Cadastro Ambiental Rural (CAR). Deste modo, o presente trabalho por meio de entrevistas e documentos, objetivou analisar a situação de registro de 32 agricultores familiares produtores de leite, no município de Mercedes, Oeste do Paraná. A partir dos

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Impactos Do Novo Código Florestal Na Regularização Ambiental De Propriedades Rurais Familiares

Cited by 7 publications

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Quantifying Illegal Deforestation in Front of the Forest Code: Potentiality and Challenge

Quantifying Illegal Deforestation in Front of the Forest Code: Potentiality and Challenge

Performance indicators of fish farms in the municipality of Toledo, Paraná, Brazil

Implementação do CAR por agricultores familiares da pecuária leiteira e os desafios para sua regularização na nova legislação ambiental brasileira/ CAR implementation by family farmers in dairy livestock and the challenges for its regularization in the new brazilian environmental legislation

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