Resilience and Sustainability: The Effectiveness of the Insurance Contracts and their Reflections on Environmental Accountability

Analyzes the viability of hiring environmental insurance as an effective alternative to the protection of the Environment. Therefore, it relies on historical study of the dynamics of securitarian policies of environmental relevance in comparative experience, notably its development in the United States and European countries. It continues on the analysis of the phenomenon in Brazil, setting the primary species of environmental insurance coverage, discussing the reasons for its popularity and the main practical obstacles to its expansion in the daily business, in addition to showing, in parallel, the impact of business practice in environmental protection.