EXTRATIVISMO | Vegetal, animal e mineral

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Remember that if you complete this, we'll have VIP giveaways for the people who comment on our videos. Let's talk now about extractivism. Just remember the name extractivism. Remember extraction? Yes, it's everything that comes from nature. I can have some types of extractivism. The first type is plant extractivism. So, if you uproot a tree and use that tree from

Somalia to build a house, then you can get some product from that tree, for example, the pencil that we make, the eraser, so we glue pieces. That's a type of extractivism. We also have animal extractivism. I can extract from nature animals like the fish. Fishing is animal extractivism, so when a person fishes, they are extracting

something from nature. And also mineral extractivism. Mineral extraction is in an ore, for example, petroleum, coal, etc. Gold, diamonds, have you ever thought about finding a gold nugget, a perfect diamond? It's a stone, a precious stone, have you ever seen or found a precious stone? That's extractive activity. Let's delve a little deeper into

plant extraction. Well, things like planting a tree and extracting from it, right? I planted a tree, that's not true. It's like planting, for example, a tree. Well, it's a species that is planted in Brazil, and I will be... that's no longer extractive activity. How do I explain it? Silviculture. Silviculture is the planting of trees