Environmental and Earth Sciences Proceedings, Volume 38, 2025

Climate Conversations 2023 - 1 articles

The Climate Conversation 2023—A Focus on Haiti

Online | 21 April 2023

Volume Editor:

Camellia Moses Okpodu, Department of Botany, University of Wyoming, Laramie, USA

Cover Story: Since 2006, Dr. Camellia Okpodu has organized an annual lecture series addressing environmental and social justice challenges impacting vulnerable communities. This initiative engages participants with current research and expert perspectives, emphasizing design thinking to advance sustainable systems—clean water, renewable energy, healthy ecosystems, and future-oriented employment—while preparing the next generation of climate scientists. Previous partners include the Ecological Society of America, African Scientist Institute, and Haiti Development Initiative. The 2023 program convened scholars and practitioners to examine U.S. environmental leadership, emissions reduction, and global support for vulnerable nations through panels and student-led solutions.

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Chanjman Atmosfè a—Creating a Change in the Atmosphere to Broaden Climate Conversations with a Focus on Haiti

Camellia Moses Okpodu,
Bridger Huhn,
Samelia Okpodu-Pyuzza and
Calherbe Monel

Environ. Earth Sci. Proc.2025, 38(1), 1;https://doi.org/10.3390/eesp2025038001

9 December 2025

Our annual environmental conference has been a pivotal platform for addressing the unique environmental challenges faced by underrepresented communities since 2006. Adapting to the global pandemic in 2021, we seamlessly transitioned to a virtual envi...

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