Abstract
This article presents the contours of the right to popular participation in the licensing of activities that cause significant environmental impact in Brazilian Environmental Law. Examines the constitutional and statutory criteria relating to the right on screen. Interprets the regulatory system as the Federal Constitution. Stresses the importance of advertising for that popular participation is effective. Based popular participation in the Constitutional Text, erected to the category of fundamental guarantee, whose absence makes absolutely zero environmental license granted. The right in question relates to participatory democracy and the free will to choose the model of economic development, providing practical examples and commenting on the subject.
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