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  • Streamlining Environmental Permitting Deregulatory Convergence Between the United States and Brazil

    The first point we must address regarding environmental permitting regulation in both Brazil and North America is that the United States has not developed a uniform environmental permitting procedure like Brazil’s. On the contrary, its system is dual and decentralized.  Indeed, Brazilian Environmental Law has required, since the enactment of Statute Law n. 6.938/81, that…

  • THE NEW ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITTING LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN BRAZIL: A DELICATE BALANCE BETWEEN CONTROL AND ECONOM­IC GROWTH

    ­by Rafael Martins Costa Moreira Environmental permitting plays a crucial role in environmental regulation in Brazil, as any activity or facility that exploits natural resources or has the potential to cause environmental degradation must obtain a prior environmental permit before installation and operation. It stands as one of the most vital tools for environmental regulation and management,…

  • Marriage

    Common Law In this topic, we will discuss one of the most significant and recognized institutions within Family Law: marriage. The importance of this institution lies in the fact that it often marks the legal inception of the family unit, constituting the foundation of a family and, in most cases, the initial step to forming…

  • Understanding Auxiliaries in English

    Understanding Auxiliaries in English

    Summary 1.    Introduction Auxiliaries play a crucial role in making English grammar efficient and straightforward. These “helper verbs” support the main verb in a sentence, giving additional meaning, structure, or function. If you want to learn English you must have a great command of auxiliaries and understand it as simple or practical. English is really based…

  • Hey! It’s easy to learn english!

    Think English Is Hard to Learn? Think Again! If you’ve tried learning English and given up, thinking it’s “too hard,” I’m here to tell you the truth: English is much easier than you think—especially compared to Portuguese, French, Spanish, Italian, German, etc.! Probably, you’ve been building up this mental block, but let’s break it down together…