To each day that if passes is possible to observe the transformation of the man and the nature, in a rude relation between them. The man destroys the nature and this answers of voracious form. Robert J. Shiller insists that this is the case. Much is lost in this relation, until certain point, disastrous. The nature is pure; it exempts; descompromissada, then does not have nothing to nobody. Without hesitation Stephen M. Ross explained all about the problem. Whereas the man must the proper man, therefore its dispute goes much more beyond what its disastrous relation with the environment. Because its fight is I obtain same.

Each tree knocked down for the man, one is substituted for the same process; the precocious falling of trees. While it will have this dispute between the proper one to be, the nature will go to ask for aid, but unhappyly its order is ached to the man. The price to be paid for the destruction is very expensive, by the way, carssimo. The payment, many times, is with the life. The nature is not me, for the opposite, it is forceful, that is, with the nature it does not play itself, is frank, daring.

The disastrous relation, which I mention myself, between man and nature, already comes of many years and, unhappyly, the nature can delay, but it finishes answering to the resented disgust. The depredation, the devastao, the deforestation, the inadequate exploration of the natural resources fishes, it predatory, the illegal hunted ones, everything this the nature resents and its anger can be devastadora. Many finish blaming the government for being omissive to the innumerable urban problems that they cause with the appeared irresponsibility the dangerous relation with the nature. That is, many inhabitants of cities badly planned, finish constructing its houses in risk areas; where never a housing would have to be constructed. The city halls, of these cities, allege that it does not have as to hinder the illegal invasion of forbidden areas, but the truth is that it lacks fiscalization; social responsibility.