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The importance of environmental protection for the survival of the human species of the earth seems evident, as does the role of law in this sphere. Thinking about the environment as a fundamental right, however, is not such an easy task. The environment was being introduced little by little as an object of protection by the legal order and its consideration as a human right or fundamental right is an even more recent fact. Considering that the incorporation of the environment in the context of fundamental rights implies several difficulties, the aim of this work is to demonstrate that its inclusion in the legal order is not without consequences. In this way, the text reflects the understanding of the legal recognition of environmental law and analyzes the elements that have led to the formal legal recognition of this right.

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