Tierra Del Sol Villa Agroecológica, México (Reprodução)
Sustainable practices are gaining more traction around the world. Concerns about carbon emissions generated by car engines, the use of disposable utensils and other actions that harm the environment have been reconsidered by the population. Still, it is difficult to imagine a 100% sustainable world. % sustainable.
Latin American communities have applied this concept to their lifestyles. Thinking about living in harmony with nature, sustainable villages have emerged in Latin America. This means meeting the basic needs of the population while interfering as little as possible – or even not at all. – in nature. Sustainable culture follows the rhythms of nature and is therefore based on cycles, whether of seasons, energy or nutrients. Based on the principle that survival depends on a healthy ecosystem on the planet, these communities work towards reintegration with nature. and act like a cell in the Earth's organism. [protected-iframe id="ead022155423f1ae4f290a0bdac3ee6f-114660499-113331255" info="https://e.infogram.com/8b21a924-f003-4499-a509-8892db64010e?src=embed" width="700" height="1033" frameborder="0" style="border:none;" scrolling="no"] In addition to South American countries, the last chapter shows places in
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