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var union = "Union: The Federal Republic of Brazil is a Union of 26 states, the federal district and the municipalities. The Union represents the federal government.";

var states = "States: Brazil is divided in 27 United Federates—26 States and the federal district. States are independent units with proper government that form the Federal Republic.";

var FD = "The Federal District: Compared to a state, the federal district is an atypical unit of the Federation and holds Brasilia, the Capital of the Republic Federate of Brazil.";

var municipality = "Municipality: The smallest political-administrative units in Brazil. It is a set of urban, suburban and agricultural areas belonging to a city.";

var territorialsea = "Territorial Sea: The coastal water band that reaches twelve nautical miles from the coast. Its width is counted from the baseline, that is, the line of ebb tide throughout the coast. Brazilian sovereignty extends to the territorial sea, to the air space over the territorial sea as well as to its bed and subsoil.";

var contiguouszone = "Contiguous Zone: The zone extending from twelve to twenty-four nautical miles into the sea, counted from the baselines from which the breadth of the territorial sea is measured.";

var continentalshelf = "Continental Shelf: The bed and subsoil of the maritime areas that extend beyond the territorial sea, an natural extension of the terrestrial territory, until the exterior border of the continental edge, or until a distance of two hundred maritime miles from the baseline, from which the width of the territorial sea is measured, in cases where the exterior border of the continental edge does not reach such a distance.";

var EEZ = "Exclusive Economic Zone: The water band that begins in the exterior limit of the Brazilian territorial sea and finishes at a distance of two hundred nautical miles from the coast. Brazil has sovereign rights for exploitation, conservation and management of the natural resources found within the EEZ.";

var legalcoastalarea = "Legal Coastal Area: Land within the maritime coast located in a depth of thirty-three meters from the average of the high tides of the year of 1831. The Brazilian Legal Coastal Area belongs to the Union.";

var conservationarea = "Conservation Areas: Territorial areas and their environmental resources, including jurisdictional waters and natural features, legally created by governmental agencies, for the purpose of conservation, with defined limits, under special rules of administration.";

var indirect = "Indirect Use of Natural Resources: Activities that do not involve consumption, collection, damage or destruction of the natural resources.";

var direct = "Direct Use of Natural Resources: Activities that involve collection and use, commercially or not, of natural resources.";

var sustainable = "Sustainable Use of Natural Resources: Exploration of the environment in a manner that guarantees the permanence of the renewable environmental resources and the ecological processes."; 

var integral = "Integral Protection: Maintenance of ecosystems free from alterations caused by human interference. Only the indirect use of natural resources is permitted."; 

var fishery = "Fishery: Every act tending to capture or extract aquatic animals or vegetation.";

var marecosystem = "Maritime Ecosystem: Ecosystems that occur in regions under the influence of the sea, like oceans and its coastal zone." 

var OSCIP = "Public Interest Non-Governmental Organization (OSCIPs): Non-governmental organizations that act in specific areas of public interest and that may be financed by the government or private entities to support non-profitable initiatives and projects."; 

var envirolicense = "Environmental Licensing: A procedure in which environmental agencies (federal, state or municipal) allow the localization, installation, enlargement and operation of enterprises and activities that use environmental resources, and can be considered effectively or potentially polluting or degrading.";