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I'll do my best but this is very technical so you should check that I have captured your meaning correctly. Where you have a specific technical phrase, you could try using a website called 'linguee" which I find is quite good for seeing how others have translated specific phrases.
Azul=melhorar, amarelo =corrigir
The objective of this work is to discuss alternatives to the market economy, without limits to production, that led to the environmental crisis,* using the concept** of environmental rationality described by Leff (2006), showing the need to limit this production and selective collection*** as a alternative to paid employment and income for the harvesters, using the precepts of the solidarity economy. Producing data on environmental impacts, explaining how scaling down production can contribute to a reduction in the amount of waste produced daily and, consequently, improve the quality of life in society and reduce costs incurred in the disposal of solid waste in landfills. In addition, the use of selective collection and recycling as a way to reuse the raw material reduces the damage to nature****.
*=this is a very long sentence so you might consider breaking it up, say by staring a new sentence here: just insert ". This is done using..."
**=I have changed this sentence slightly. "questions" doesn't seem right. Consider "idea", "theory" or "concept" in either the singular or plural. I'm not really familiar with the work so I'm not sure what's best.
***=selective collection also sounds wrong but again I'm not sure what to suggest. I think coleta should be translated as "harvest" but I'm not sure what a selective harvest would look like... This might be a good phrase to try in linguee.
****=the last sentence is an accurate translation of the Portuguese but it doesn't read like a proper English sentence because there is no main verb. The whole sentence could be joined onto the previous sentence,but that would make it quite long, so if you want to keep it separate, consider changing one of your gerunds /present participles to present indicative. I have changed "reducing" to "reduces" for example, and taken out the word 'to' to make it into a complete statement, but maybe thats not quite how you intended to say it...?
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