THE INEXORABILITY BETWEEN HUMANITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT: IMPACTS OF GLOBALIZATION AND NEOLIBERALISM IN CONTEMPORARY

Abstract

This work aims to analyze the relationship between human health and contemporary damage to the environment, in order to explain the inseparable relationship between human life, maintenance and preservation of the environment. In addition, the work intends to connect the psychological and psychological phenomena of neoliberalism and globalization to the dimensions of the precariousness of public and environmental health.The work methodology used was a review of the literature on the subject, focusing on the epistemologies of the South, as well as the analysis of data about the component elements of the future and next climate crisis, such as deforestation and the increase in waste production. In this way, it is intended to demonstrate the result of the impact of the neoliberal political-economic doctrine on public and environmental health, added to the globalized context related to the increase in production and consumption of goods to the detriment of the environment.