Desenvolvimento sustentavel no Brasil: uma analise textual dos foruns de discussao
The imbalance of the relationship between the human being and the environment has generated worldwide discussions about the future of the planet, giving rise to several global discussion forums since the 1970s. Under the coordination of the United Nations (UN) discussions on the subject have progressed and, based on the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) have given rise to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) In a conjuncture with a view to the 2030s, this research aims to investigate whether the Brazilian context, especially concerning the country's legislative activity, is in line with the contemporary discourses of Sustainable Development (SD) starting with the mapping of the concept of SD in the world and Brazil, using, also, the Text Mining (TM) method of analysis. This work has an exploratory character and seeks to answer if Brazil is aligned with sustainable development, as the DS is defended in the forums of worldwide discussion, through the analysis of the Brazilian legal framework. The results presented evidences that, legally, Brazil incorporated the advances obtained in the discussion on the theme throughout the different historical moments. This can be seen from the analysis of the Brazilian legal framework, including integrating the Magna Carta as a decisive landmark, characterizing the country's legislation on the subject as one of the most complete in the world.