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Políticas nacionais de combate às alterações climáticas
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No presente trabalho procurou compreender-se o papel da Polícia de Segurança Pública na
operacionalização das estratégias nacionais de combate às alterações climáticas,
nomeadamente, a sua ação na mitigação de impactos ambientais resultantes da atividade
policial. O suporte para a realização do estudo consistiu na Lei de Bases do Clima, de 31
de dezembro de 2021, enquanto instrumento nacional que reconhece a situação de
emergência climática. Numa primeira fase expuseram-se as abordagens ideológicas
subjacentes à atual estratégia da União Europeia no combate às alterações climáticas.
Posteriormente procedeu-se à contextualização da estratégia nacional definida para a
mitigação de impactos negativos ao nível do ambiente. Por último, tendo como alicerce
esta matriz teórica, procedeu-se ao enquadramento do papel da Polícia de Segurança
Pública enquanto sujeito de ação climática, fazendo uma breve análise às medidas de
sustentabilidade ambiental planeadas e incrementadas pela Polícia de Segurança Pública,
para redução da pegada ecológica da instituição. Deste trabalho refletimos que, apesar de
se verificar cada vez mais uma consciencialização para esta problemática, existe ainda um
grande caminho ao nível da responsabilidade ambiental dos polícias, sendo importante a
elaboração de um plano de ações mais concreto e abrangente.
This study sought to understand the role of the Public Security Police in the operationalization of national strategies to combat climate change, namely its action in mitigating environmental impacts resulting from police activity. The support for the study was the Climate Framework Law of December 31, 2021, as a national instrument that recognizes the climate emergency situation. In a first phase, the ideological approaches underlying the current European Union strategy to combat climate change were exposed. Subsequently, the national strategy defined for the mitigation of negative impacts on the environment was contextualized. Finally, based on this theoretical framework, we proceeded to the framing of the role of the Public Security Police as a subject of climate action, making a brief analysis of the environmental sustainability measures planned and implemented by the Public Security Police, to reduce the ecological footprint of the institution. From this work we reflect that, despite an increasing awareness of this issue, there is still a long way to go in terms of the environmental responsibility of police officers, and it is important to develop a more comprehensive action plan.
This study sought to understand the role of the Public Security Police in the operationalization of national strategies to combat climate change, namely its action in mitigating environmental impacts resulting from police activity. The support for the study was the Climate Framework Law of December 31, 2021, as a national instrument that recognizes the climate emergency situation. In a first phase, the ideological approaches underlying the current European Union strategy to combat climate change were exposed. Subsequently, the national strategy defined for the mitigation of negative impacts on the environment was contextualized. Finally, based on this theoretical framework, we proceeded to the framing of the role of the Public Security Police as a subject of climate action, making a brief analysis of the environmental sustainability measures planned and implemented by the Public Security Police, to reduce the ecological footprint of the institution. From this work we reflect that, despite an increasing awareness of this issue, there is still a long way to go in terms of the environmental responsibility of police officers, and it is important to develop a more comprehensive action plan.
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Alterações climáticas, políticas ambientais, Polícia de Segurança
Pública, Portugal, União Europeia, Climate change, environmental policies, European Union, Public
Security Police