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The globalization process and its negative impacts with regard to stimulation to consume that affects the environment are investigated. The above is foregrounded on the practical applicability of the idea of programed obsolescence with regard to the development agenda for the millennium's ends. An improvement for the practical use of sustainability, conscious consumption and solidarity should be more active within contemporary juridical debate against the disordered advance of technology and market to cope with the programed obsolescence produced by the market's great corporations. Through deduction and dialogue with sources of international and nations laws, current paper brings forth solutions to acquire a sustainable consumption agenda based on the guidelines established by aim 12 of the 2030 agenda. Greater regulations by determined market sectors will favor these proposals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The human right to health is a constant concern, which goes back to the tenderest times of humanity. Health, in the perspective of contemporary society - and consumption, is a right for all and for all, referring to the idea of quality of life, which is the greatest good of every human being. Following this idea, this article aims to foster a reflection on the interference of the current consumer society, under the guise of Jean Baudrillard, in the effectiveness of public health, especially in relation to the existing risks and that hinder access to the human right to Cheers. In this context, it is verified, through a bibliographic study that follows the deductive method, the possibility of recognizing the individual as a consumer of public services, especially public health services, so necessary and urgent in guaranteeing and maintaining the very personal right to life. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]