Convivência com o semiárido e tecnologias sociais hídricas: o protagonismo das cisternas de placas na Comunidade Rural Retiro, Jucurutu-RN
The Brazilian Semiarid region has striking and peculiar characteristics in its composition, which, although it is the wettest semi-arid area in the world, has prolonged drought events and high levels of water scarcity, given that the evapotranspiration originating in this region is greater than its...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | The Brazilian Semiarid region has striking and peculiar characteristics in its composition, which, although it is the wettest semi-arid area in the world, has prolonged drought events and high levels of water scarcity, given that the evapotranspiration originating in this region is greater than its power. of water accumulation. Thus, the high levels of aridity and hot climate make these areas more susceptible to climatic and social vulnerabilities. Among this theme we will address, in the region of Seridó potiguar, located in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, encompassing 24 municipalities, which bring together characteristics of socio-environmental vulnerability also arising, among other factors, from water scarcity, making a territorial cut of the Retiro Municipality Community from Jucurutu, a town belonging to Seridó. In this sense, the present work aims to present the role of social technologies for coexistence with the semi-arid region, through the implementation of plate cisterns, as a potential tool for the positive transformation of regional and local reality. To this end, scientific work on the subject was used as a theoretical basis, in addition to visits and application of a semi-structured questionnaire in the field to produce the research, which solidified the role of plate cisterns in the rural context, as a primary instrument for water reserve, providing sustainable means of coexistence for human and community experience. |
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