The Environment as MacrobemAccording to art.3, I of Law 6.938/81 which provides for the National Environmental Policy: “For the purposes of this Law, it is intended: I -Environment: set of conditions, laws, influences and interactions of a physical, chemical and biological order, which allows, protects and governs life in all its forms". The aforementioned law did not identify the bodily elements that constitute the environment, and thus ended up considering it an intangible and immaterial asset. In this way the environment is seen as a macro-good, that is, in a globalized and integrated vision which, in addition to being intangible and immaterial, is configured as an asset. for the common use of the people. It means that regardless of who the owner is, whether public or private, he will not be able to enjoy the quality of an ecologically balanced environment as a result of the constitutional provisions, considering it a macro good for all, the environmental rule of law can be understood as the product of new fundamental needs of human beings ...