Environmental Policy

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Abstract noun derived from sustentável; standard feminine plural.

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Standard -ão to -ões feminine plural rule applies.

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Feminine noun ending in -agem.

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Masculine noun, often used in plural when referring to multiple types of waste.

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Used metaphorically in environmental contexts ('pegada ecológica' or 'pegada de carbono').

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Combines with 'global' to form the standard term for global warming.

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Typically used in the plural ('emissões') in policy contexts.

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Standard feminine abstract noun.

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Follows the standard -ão to -ões plural pattern.

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European Portuguese spelling uses 'desflorestação'.

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Masculine noun used to refer to the natural home of an animal or plant.

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Forms the feminine as 'a legisladora', plural 'as legisladoras'.

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Standard feminine noun.

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Note the acute accent on the penultimate syllable.

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Often paired with 'energética' in environmental discussions.

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Formal policy term, standard plural in -ões.

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Masculine noun referring to an official rule or directive.

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Feminine is 'a poluidora', plural 'as poluidoras'.

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Frequently used in the expression 'campanha de sensibilização'.

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Regular -ar verb; takes direct object without preposition.

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Regular -ar verb; note the use of 'tu' imperative ('tenta', 'fores').

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Regular -ir verb.

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Adjective ending in -l; plural is 'renováveis' for both genders.

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Adjective; feminine form is 'ecológica', plural 'ecológicos' / 'ecológicas'.

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Adjective ending in -l; plural is 'sustentáveis'.