Summary of Repórter Brasil (manhã) - Sustentabilidade: maioria da população não sabe o que é

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In the "Repórter Brasil (manhã)" YouTube video, the topic of sustainability is explored, revealing that according to a study by Institutos Ethos and Acatu, 84% of the Brazilian population either has an unclear or no definition of sustainability at all. Only 16% provided an accurate or approximate definition. Professor Doutor Ademir Morbeck explains that sustainability involves living within our means without harming future generations, striking a balance between human life and the environment. Wasting resources and polluting will result in future costs, leading to degraded cities and an uninhabitable environment. Simple daily actions, such as recycling organic material at home, using plastic and aluminum for recycling, and practicing conscious consumption, are examples of sustainable behaviors.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the "Repórter Brasil (manhã)" YouTube video, the topic of sustainability is discussed. Despite the term being widely used in the 21st century due to growing environmental concerns, a study by Institutos Ethos and Acatu reveals that 84% of the Brazilian population has either heard of or is unsure of the definition of sustainability. Only 16% of those surveyed provided an accurate or approximate definition. Sustainability, according to Professor Doutor Ademir Morbeck, means enjoying what we have without harming future generations. It is the balance between human life and the environment. If we are wasting resources or polluting, there will be a cost in the future, leading to degraded cities and an environment where we wouldn't want to live. Simple daily actions, such as recycling organic material at home, using plastic and aluminum for recycling, and practicing conscious consumption, are examples of sustainable behaviors.