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This article examines the thought of Hans Jonas, who proposes a new ethic for technological civilization, based on what he called the heuristic of fear and the concept of responsibility. Jonah's ethics is the philosophical support for the principle of intergenerational solidarity, since ecological problems are problems of humanity, which require a collective effort to ensure a healthy environment for present and future generations. Therefore, the proposal for transnational environmental governance proposes the realization of the principle of intergenerational solidarity, the element that promotes the right to the environment and the advancement of global environmental ethics.

A GOVERNANÇA TRANSNACIONAL AMBIENTAL: DO FUNDAMENTO ÉTICO EM HANS JONAS AO PRINCÍPIO DA SOLIDARIEDADE INTERGERACIONAL