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Opinião - Samuel Lloyd: Segurança no parque Ibirapuera: o que cabe ao Estado e o que cabe à gestão

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By Samuel Lloyd
| Folha de S.Paulo Verified
A Constituição de 1988 define: a segurança pública é dever do Estado e direito de todos. O combate ao crime cabe exclusivamente aos órgãos de segurança e justiça. Quando esse sistema funciona, o ciclo se completa: a população registra ocorrências, a polícia investiga e o Judiciário aplica a lei. O artigo 144 da Carta estabelece que a repressão a crimes e a responsabilização de infratores são atribuições exclusivas do poder público. Essas competências não podem ser transferidas a entes privados.
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How to include fossil fuel communities in Canada's clean energy transition

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By Ekaterina Rhodes, Megan Egler, Rowan Hargreaves, Samuel Lloyd
| Tech Xplore Verified
Affective climate polarization measured as net feelings toward groups that support the development of renewable energies (RE) and fossil fuels (FF). Positive values indicate warmer feelings toward renewable-energy advocates, negative values indicate warmer feelings toward fossil fuel advocates. Credit: https://zest.uvic.ca/Egler%20et%20al_WorkingPaper_AffPolarizationAndJT_Version12.2025.pdf Fossil fuel-dependent communities in Western Canada sit at the center of Canada's energy decisions.
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Opinion: How to include fossil-fuel towns in energy transition

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By Ekaterina Rhodes, Megan Egler, Rowan Hargreaves, Samuel Lloyd
| Brandon Sun Verified
Print Email Read Later Fossil fuel-dependent communities in Western Canada sit at the centre of Canada’s energy decisions. A just and inclusive clean energy transition will depend on how well governments listen to these communities and how fast they deal with the forces working to slow down energy decarbonization. Read this article for free: Email Address: Password: I agree to the Terms and Conditions, Cookie and Privacy Policies, and CASL agreement. Already have an account?
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