Daniel Ferreira Campos

Objective: This study aimed to analyze the relationship between environmental law and green marketing, exploring its perspectives for sustainable consumption. Methodology: The research adopted a qualitative descriptive approach, with a sample made up of 15 professionals in the areas of environmental law and marketing. Results: Data collection was carried out through semi-structured interviews, and data analysis followed the content analysis technique. The results indicated that, although companies are increasingly paying attention to sustainability and green marketing, they still face significant challenges, such as internal resistance, the cost of adaptation and the practice of greenwashing. Furthermore, environmental regulation has proven essential to guarantee transparency in business actions. Conclusion: The conclusion points out that, to promote sustainable consumption, a joint effort between governments, companies and consumers is necessary, with an emphasis on environmental education and transparency in business practices, in addition to strengthening environmental legislation.

Objective: The objective of the research was to investigate the performance of environmental education and green marketing as mechanisms of sustainable awareness, seeking to understand their interrelation and impact on the promotion of responsible practices on the part of consumers. Methodology: The research used a qualitative approach, characterized as exploratory and descriptive. The sample was composed of 25 marketing managers from companies that apply green marketing strategies. The data were collected through in-depth interviews and analyzed using the technique of discourse analysis. Results and Analysis: The results revealed that environmental education is key to empowering consumers to make informed and informed decisions. Green marketing, in turn, has proven to be an effective strategy for communicating sustainable actions, underlining the importance of transparency and authenticity in building consumer confidence. In addition, the analysis highlighted that the integration between environmental education and green marketing is crucial as it allows businesses and consumers to become allies in promoting a culture of sustainability. The research also indicated that the ongoing commitment of companies to sustainable practices is essential for the effectiveness of these initiatives. Conclusion: In conclusion, the research showed that, for green marketing and environmental education to be effective, a continuous commitment of companies to adopt sustainable practices in a structured and strategic manner is necessary. The integration of these approaches promotes a sustainable awareness that benefits both organizations and society, reinforcing the importance of collaborative actions in search of a more balanced and responsible future in relation to the environment.