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Relatório técnico-científico de estágio supervisionado monitoramento e fiscalização ambiental: uma prática integrada à formação em gestão ambiental instituição: secretaria de meio ambiente da cidade do Recife – Pernambuco (SMA) This report was developed with the purpose of describing the activities carried out during the period of the Supervised Internship of the Technologist in Environmental Management program, conducted from September 9, 2024, to September 8, 2025, at the Secretariat for the Environment of the city of Recife, within the Environmental Monitoring and Inspection Management sector. The supervised internship constitutes a fundamental stage of academic training, as it enables the practical application of the knowledge acquired throughout the three years of the program, contributing to the student’s professional and personal development. Among the activities performed, the monitoring of the inspection team during field inspections related to water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, infractions against flora, and environmental offenses against public administration stands out, in accordance with Municipal Decree No. 30,324/2017, as well as the environmental monitoring of reported areas, contributing to the improvement of environmental management and control within the municipality.

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Diagnóstico do descarte de medicamentos e suas consequências socioambientais na população brasileira The present study aimed to analyze the consumption and disposal of medicines by the Brazilian population, as well as to identify the main socio-environmental consequences resulting from the improper disposal of such waste. The Sustainable Development Goals were also addressed, highlighting health, water, and responsible consumption in tackling the inadequate disposal of medicines. The study sought to understand the factors that contribute to incorrect disposal, such as self-medication, lack of information, and insufficient public policies aimed at raising social awareness. Methodologically, this is basic research with a mixed approach—both qualitative and quantitative—of an exploratory nature, developed through bibliographic research. Scientific articles, legislation, statistical data, and documents from governmental and institutional agencies were analyzed. The results showed that Brazil has a high level of medicine consumption, ranking among the top ten pharmaceutical markets in the world, and that a large portion of the population improperly disposes of expired or unused medicines, mainly in household waste and sewage systems. These practices lead to negative impacts on the environment and public health, such as feminization of males, masculinization of females, and hermaphroditism in wildlife, in addition to increasing the incidence of breast cancer in humans. It was concluded that, despite the existence of specific regulations and legislation, there are still shortcomings in the dissemination of information and in the implementation of educational actions. Therefore, joint efforts by public authorities, the private sector, and society are necessary to promote the rational use of medicines and environmentally appropriate disposal.

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Aipower App: sistema para configuração de ambiente IoT Approximately 40% of global energy consumption originates from buildings, making cons tant monitoring and the adoption of strategies to reduce operational costs and minimize environmental impacts essential (Rocha et al.). Solutions focused on energy consumption management and predictive maintenance of air conditioners are of fundamental impor tance in this context. This project proposes the development of a system that enables air conditioner monitoring solutions, providing an infrastructure responsible for collecting the data required for monitoring, as well as configuring IoT devices involved in energy consumption measurement. The system integrates with an Open Source IoT manage ment platform and database via a REST API, and also allows IoT device configuration through TCP sockets. The REST API centralizes operations and communication between system components, simplifying deployment and providing the foundation necessary for implementing air conditioner monitoring solutions.

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Monitoramento ambiental de recursos abióticos This report describes the supervised internship carried out at the Pernambuco State Environmental Agency (CPRH), within the Abiotic Resources Monitoring Unit (UMRA), between September 2021 and September 2023, with a workload of 20 hours per week. The objective was to experience professional practice in public environmental management, applying and expanding the knowledge acquired in the Technology in Environmental Management course at IFPE. The main activities focused on the environmental monitoring of abiotic resources (water, air, and solid waste), specifically: (i) the calculation and organization of data for the Water Quality Index (IQA), using software Microsoft® Excel spreadsheets based on the CETESB methodology and on CONAMA resolution nº 357/2005; (ii) the generation and dissemination of daily Air Quality Index (IQAr) bulletins, based on processing data from automatic pollutant monitoring stations and the application of CONAMA Resolution No. 506/2024; and (iii) the monitoring and processing of data from the Annual Declaration of Solid Waste (DARS), involving support to declarants via the SGRI/SILIA systems and email. The experience provided a direct integration between the theory from the curriculum of the Higher Technology Course in Environmental Management (mainly Water Resources Management, Atmospheric Pollution, Waste Management, and Environmental Legislation) and the operational practice of a state environmental agency, developing technical (software handling, data analysis, application of regulations), professional (ethics, proactivity, communication), and interpersonal skills. The evaluation of the experience is extremely positive, highlighting the qualified supervision, the relevance of the activities for professional training, and the institutional stance of CPRH in fostering learning, culminating in an effective contribution to public disclosure technical products. The internship confirmed the relevance of the academic training and the complexity of environmental management in the public sector.

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