"One Single Planet"

The main focus is the destruction of the planet in all its manifestations, which constitutes a social problem that also affects the ecological system, reducing its capacity to absorb changes, maintain its basic structure, functions, and the self-organization necessary to withstand stress and adapt to the changing environment.

Abstract Registration and Submission

congresocima@ipn.mx o conferencesjmp@yahoo.com.

From November 11, 2024, to May 31, 2025, authors are requested to follow the template and instructions available on the official website.

The official languages of the conference are Spanish and English. Presentations in Spanish will be translated into English or will include English text in the presentation format.

Dates

Languages

1. Oral Presentation (virtual and in-person)

2. Poster presentation (in-person only)

Presentation Options

Theme 1:

Planet: Pathways to a Habitable World – Environment, Biodiversity, and Remediation

Conservation and use of natural resources; biodiversity of terrestrial and aquatic environments: forests, jungles, deserts, grasslands; evaluation, monitoring, conservation, and management. Soil, sediment, and water contamination (lagoons, rivers, and coastal areas); diagnosis, prevention/remediation; air pollution; metals in fish and organisms; microplastics; bioremediation using various biological methods; bioremediation of hydrocarbons, pesticides, and metal contamination; wastewater purification.

Theme 2:

Society, Economy, Public Policies, and Sustainable Development

Direct impact of climate change on health; socio-environmental health; biodiversity, nutrition; commercialization and development of clean technologies; sustainable businesses; green economy and landscape; business and the environment; environmental policies, legislation, education, and communication.

Theme 3:

Climate: Past, Present, and Perspectives

(Environmental Pollution and International Policies)

Biodiversity and climate change; droughts and floods; forest fires; assisted migration of humans and animals; coal and soil management; ocean acidification; climate change and ecosystems; landscape analysis; importance of forest cover; changes in climatic cycles (precipitation and snowfall); water and climate.

Theme 4:

Development: Energy, Resources, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence

(Solar, Wind, Wireless)

Methods to control the generation of nitrogen oxides (NOx); technologies for reducing air, water, and soil pollutants; high-efficiency combustion systems; geospatial and information technologies; energy efficiency in thermal systems; clean energy production; waste energy recovery; new fuels and alternative energy sources; solar energy; wind energy and efficiency; wireless technology.

Theme 5:

Contaminated Environment and Human Health

CO2 emissions in cities; air pollution and its relationship with the atmosphere; indoor issues during the pandemic; effects on human health; social distancing effects; impacts on the educational system; global conflicts related to the pandemic; vaccines and uncertainty; health and side effects of vaccines; challenges of future pandemics; the future of the environment; future natural disasters; human health and the environment in the future.