Eco Conf Odessa
For a long time, mankind led a consumer lifestyle, without thinking about the consequences. Our generation has to decide whether the future of mankind? And what exactly will it be: with gassed cities and deserts instead of forests and rivers? Or with clean oceans and species diversity of animals? What do you choose? Today, Ukraine is one of the most polluted countries in Europe. According to official UN data, there are about 500 tons of accumulated municipal solid waste per inhabitant. The vast majority of Ukrainians drink contaminated water, breathe polluted air, and live on depleted soils. On March 1, in Terminal 42, we will bring together activists from all over Ukraine to discuss the state of our common home, share problems and solutions, and be inspired by the enthusiasm of caring people. The conference will address the following issues: - General environmental problems. - Renewable energy in Ukraine. Experience of the West. - The success story of Ukrainian eco-startups. - Recycling garbage. Types of disposal. Garbage as a raw material for further production. Our speakers: Ruslana Ambassador, Ambassador of Renewable Energy in Ukraine, singer, activist. Anna Bogushenko, graduate student in the field of Climatology, activist of the global movement Fridays For Future Ukraine. Lyuba Shipovich, co-founder of Razom for Ukraine, Advisor to the Prime Minister of Ukraine. Andrew Kutsak, manager at Misto Maybutnogo.Paskarenko Olesya, organizer and coordinator of the Pererabotka eco-initiative. Yevgen Erik, CEO SolarGaps Ukraine. Єgor Firsov, acting Chairman of the State Environmental Inspectorate. Regina Urazmanova (Regina Urazmanova), ecologist, graduate student of the Institute of Energy specializing in Ecology, manager Impact Hub Odessa. Maxim Zalevsky, eco-motivator, curator Zelena school in Kiev. The list is supplemented. Admission is free, registration is required: https://ecoconf.odessa.ua/ Spend the first day of spring consciously! See you at Terminal 42.
