Our  Rights of Diffuse Interests and Collective Incidence  has as its object the study, research and development of these rights, understanding them as those whose object is collective goods, that is, goods that are not subject to appropriation since the individual cannot identify his part, because it does not belong to him; they are indivisible and can be used by all individuals, so no one can be excluded, and there are no stricto sensu subjective rights over them. This entails a reconfiguration of the concept of “good” in which it is not linked to an economic value, being placed in the social sphere of protection, in direct collision with classic private law, for which, in environmental matters, it implies the abandonment of the classic paradigm and incorporation of the environmental paradigm, which starts from the social towards the particular where, in case of conflict between a norm that protects the individual and one that protects the collective, the second will prevail to achieve an effective protection of these goods, since they are not headed by a specific subject, but are scattered among all the members of a community.