The Penn State Institute of Energy and the Environment will host an in-person Climate Solutions Symposium on May 19-20 at the Penn Stater Conference Center in State College.
Two pre-Symposium events will be held May 18-- a tree-planting event to help restore a reclaimed abandoned mine site and a kickoff reception at the Palmer Museum Of Art.
The two-day Symposium will foster collaboration and develop actionable climate solutions through--
-- Dynamic breakout sessions and panel discussions
-- Talks from climate thought leaders
-- An interactive poster session highlighting innovations from across disciplines
-- Networking opportunities
The keynote speaker will be Nemonte Nenquimo, an Indigenous activist and leader of the Waorani Nation from Ecuador's Amazon region.
She is an author and co-founder of organizations that are committed to creating sustainable solutions by working alongside Indigenous communities to secure basic necessities and protect Indigenous land from industrial threats.
Climate connects us all—now it's time to take action!
Join experts, innovators, and changemakers at the Climate Solutions Symposium to explore solutions for a sustainable future.
Click Here to register and for more information.
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[Posted: April 10, 2025]
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